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Paratext can be used to translate the Bible into any language, using any writing system, no matter the complexity. Paratext is powerful enough to display and translate any language of the world, including right-to-left and complex scripts. You can find a few examples below, the possibilities are virtually endless!

Using Project Sharing in Paratext, translation team members are empowered to collaborate and continue their ongoing contributions to the translation project, even from remote locations. Project sharing (also called Send/Receive) allows for the seamless synchronization of translation projects between multiple team members, whether they are working side-by-side in the village or remotely in different countries.

Paratext offers a large collection of translation resources (Bibles, handbooks, and other resources) from the Digital Bible Library for vetted translators!

Enhanced Resources are Bible translations that contain links to key terms and phrases in the original Greek or Hebrew text. These key terms link to dictionaries, encyclopedia articles, images, and media that provide information about the language, culture, or other aspects of the text. Enhanced Resources currently exist for English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Tok Pisin, and more languages are being added.

Send reminders, comments, or questions to other members of your team so you can work together more effectively. Translation Notes (also called Project Notes) record reminders, comments, questions, and answers which relate to a translation over the course of the project. These notes are usually discussions between team members such as consultants and translators. Notes can be attached to a specific words or phrases in the text, can be assigned to specific project members, and tracked by status (resolved or unresolved). Unlike footnotes, project notes are not included in the published translation.

The Biblical Terms tool helps translate key biblical terms like salvation, sanctification, and redemption accurately and consistently throughout the whole Bible.

The Wordlist tool is used to create a custom dictionary for all of the words in your translation text. This dictionary helps ensure spelling is consistent and accurate for the whole translation project. It can help you to more accurately and efficiently identify words which are most likely misspelled, as well as perform a variety of other word level or orthography checks.

Paratext checking tools find missing or invalid chapter/verse numbers, characters, punctuation, quotations, scripture references, and much more! Paratext's checking tools quickly identify many types of problems in the translated text, flagging them so that translators can locate and fix them before publishing.

Use the power of Paratext to create a customized interlinear text between any two languages. The custom interlinear tool (also called the Project Interlinearizer) displays the translation text for the current verse, together with glosses in another language. Paratext uses its understanding of Scripture and language structure to create a statistically-guessed gloss, and learns as the translator glosses more and more text.

Use the powerful Source Language Tools to analyze and study Greek and Hebrew texts, interlinears, lexicons, and dictionaries. The Source Language Tool (SLT) window provides a way of working with the Hebrew and Greek source language texts alongside other text windows. You can easily view a source language text along with an interlinear gloss and an interlinear morphological analysis of the words.