The New Testament in the Common Version

A new edition of the New Testament translated into English by American lexicographer and educator Noah Webster. This version was first published in 1833 and became one of the most widely used translations in American Protestant churches. Webster's translation is known for its accuracy and adherence to the original Greek text, while also employing simple language that makes it accessible to readers of all ages.

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