The Douay-Rheims website... ? ??

[AlegreFe]

I have been trying to get on that website for a few hours now and it won’t go through. I just hope it’s my computer.

Can someone click on this link and let me know if you can get the website? I keep getting “The webpage cannot be found; HTTP 404 Not Found…”

 

[TOP]

Seems the site is down. I checked your link and the one in my favorites and both show the site is down. Tim

 

[alessandro]

I’m not familiar with the site that you reference (I get the same 404 error, by the way), but here’s another location for the Douay-Rheims: biblegateway.com/

A list of Bible translations (including to the Latin vulgate) can be found here.

 

[Jennifer_G]

You can always go here (Internet Archives) to see the pages.

 

[AlegreFe]

A million times thank you to everyone!

I had no idea that Biblegateway had the Douay-Rheims version.
When I click on that little down arrow it does not show that version there. So I guess a little extra digging on that website is necessary to find the Douay-Rheims on the Bible gateway website.

I also did not know that an archive existed like that. Thanks so much!

 

[AlegreFe]

I’m not familiar with the site that you reference (I get the same 404 error, by the way), but here’s another location for the Douay-Rheims: biblegateway.com/

A list of Bible translations (including to the Latin vulgate) can be found here.

I can’t do a search for certain words though.

You can always go here (Internet Archives) to see the pages.

Thanks for this link. However, I cannot do a search on it.

I hope the site is back soon.

 

[water]

you can also try this website
whereinthebible.org

 

[AlegreFe]

you can also try this website
whereinthebible.org

Thank you so much! This website is perfect! I can do a search on a keyword!
I knew I can count on you guys to lead me in the right direction! I now know more places where I can find the DR-V. I did a search but didn’t find what all of you have here… .strange. Oh well… thanks so much!

 

[YinYangMom]

I’m not familiar with the site that you reference (I get the same 404 error, by the way), but here’s another location for the Douay-Rheims: biblegateway.com/

I use that site often but one day I was trying to get a quick list of all the books in the Old Testament so I did a book-by-book check of what was on Biblegateway.com for New American Standard version (the one Rome uses) and guess what? The deuterocanonicals are missing!

 

[cyberkotic]

I posted a corrected HTML conversion of the Project Gutenberg version for my personal use at

cyberkotic.tripod.com/drindex.html

I liked leaving the commentary. Unfortunately, I didn’t add a search feature.

There is a link to a similar site at

members.tripod.com/~tymer2/

 

[AlegreFe]

I use that site often but one day I was trying to get a quick list of all the books in the Old Testament so I did a book-by-book check of what was on Biblegateway.com for New American Standard version (the one Rome uses) and guess what? The deuterocanonicals are missing!

The New American Standard version is a Protestant Bible. I think you are confusing the New American Bible with that one. The NAB is the Catholic one and the NASV is Protestant. That is why I prefer NOT to go to that website, because all of those versions are Protestant.

As far as for searching I like the English Standard Version website. The ESV is also a Protestant bible. Of course it does not have the 7 books that Luther tore out but I still like the search engine on that website. And many of the verses are much like the RSV-CE bible which of course, is Catholic. I like to search on the ESV website and then go to my Catholic bible. OR better yet I love the Douay-Rheims version and therefore I like the DR-V website; by the way, I’m so glad the website is back!!

 

[cyberkotic]

Here is a site for comparing public domain Bible versions:

unbound.biola.edu/

 

[Zooey]

Here is a site for comparing public domain Bible versions:

unbound.biola.edu/

Oh, I like that!! I have bookmarked it!!

 

[MH84]

The New American Standard version is a Protestant Bible. I think you are confusing the New American Bible with that one. The NAB is the Catholic one and the NASV is Protestant. That is why I prefer NOT to go to that website, because all of those versions are Protestant.

Actually, the D-R is available at that website as well: Douay Rheims

Here is a site for comparing public domain Bible versions:

unbound.biola.edu/

Thanks for this website!