What happens after the first draft?

We put the whole Bible online for free, then review and polish it with help from readers and pastors. After that we print the study Bible. Each step is laid out in the phases above.

When will the printed Bible be ready?

We do not have a date yet. Printing comes after the online Bible and the review phase. A first print run needs at least 1,000 copies, so partner support matters a lot here.

How many copies will you print?

The first print run will be at least 1,000 copies. We will print more as demand and partner support grow.

Will the online Bible always be free?

Yes. The free online Bible is a core part of the plan. It will never go behind a paywall.

Can my church partner with you?

Yes. We would love that. Email us at bibletechsupport@gmail.com and we can talk about how your church can partner with the project.

The Master Plan: From First Draft to Printed Bible

Every good tech project has a roadmap. Here's ours. It takes The Owner's Manual from an idea to a free Bible online to a real printed study Bible on your shelf.

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Phase 1: Build the First Draft

All 66 books written and laid out. 1,052 prophecies and 2,294 reference entries sorted into 15 colors. Nate's Highlighting Guide finished. Field Notes archaeology pages built. Everything free to download.

Done

Phase 2: Put the Whole Bible Online Free

Every book and chapter readable online with the colors, notes, and Field Notes. No app needed and no paywall. Readers can email us a bug report from any page. Start reading here.

Phase 3: Review and Polish

Readers, pastors, and Bible teachers send bug reports. We fix typos, check every prophecy link, clear photo rights for the Field Notes, and do a full proofread. We will show the fixes on our progress updates so partners can see the work.

Phase 4: Print The Owner's Manual Study Bible

A full size 6 by 9 study Bible in two editions. A Pre-Highlighted Edition with every verse already in color, and a Blank Edition plus the Guide so you can highlight it yourself. A first print run takes at least 1,000 copies, so this is where partners matter most.

Phase 5: Grow It

A compact text only edition, a free download of the books between the Testaments, video teaching that walks through the colors, and a Bible Tech Support training program that helps regular people become the go to Bible person in their church.

Where the Money Goes

Printing and binding
Design and proofreading
Photo rights for the archaeology pages
Keeping the free online Bible running

How We Pay the Bills

Bible Tech Support runs like Paul's tent making. The free Bible is paid for by sales of the printed Bible and by partners who give. Nate works a regular job, so the ministry does not depend on handouts.

Who Runs It

Bible Tech Support is a ministry of Nate Jurewicz Ministries in Tampa, Florida.

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