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Scriptura Sacra · A new English translation

The Word,
carried faithfully.

A new English rendering of the Latin Vulgate—shaped through deep linguistic analysis, disciplined verification, and reverence for the sacred text.

Conceived by Christian Cassarly · For Jesus New OS and the Codex

Liber Genesis · Caput I

1 In the beginning

A preview of the translation approach. The complete reviewed edition is in preparation.

Latina · Vulgata

1 In principio creavit Deus caelum et terram.

2 Terra autem erat inanis et vacua, et tenebrae super faciem abyssi; et spiritus Dei ferebatur super aquas.

3 Dixitque Deus: Fiat lux. Et facta est lux.

English · New rendering

1 In the beginning, God created heaven and earth.

2 But the earth was empty and void, and darkness was over the face of the deep; and the Spirit of God was borne over the waters.

3 And God said: Let light be made. And light was made.

“Carried over the waters” preserves the active, hovering force of ferebatur rather than smoothing it away.

Translation integrity

No filler. No imposed agenda.

The project’s standard is simple and demanding: let the Latin lead, let the English remain alive, and make every interpretive decision visible to scrutiny.

I

Latin source fidelity

Every clause begins with the force, order, and vocabulary of the Latin text—not with the habits of an earlier English edition.

II

Semantic depth

Possible meanings, grammatical relationships, and theological weight are examined before the English line is settled.

III

English integrity

The translation is tested for directness, clarity, cadence, and freedom from invented filler.

IV

Four-stage review

The project reports a four-stage cross-verification process designed to catch drift, omission, flattening, and unsupported interpretation.

A declaration of independence

“The text was not commissioned to satisfy a party, institution, denomination, or political program. Its stated obligation is to the Latin source and to the reader.”

— The Latin Vulgate project founded by Christian Cassarly

Founder & steward

A work prepared by
Christian Cassarly

After more than twenty years of Christian study, Christian Cassarly envisioned a translation that would bring the authority and directness of the Latin Vulgate into present English.

Christian Cassarly created Jesus New OS and the Codex to gather, preserve, and freely share Christian knowledge. LatinVulgate.org is presented as a new cornerstone of that mission: ancient Scripture served by the strongest language technology available today.

Christian Cassarly describes his calling as service to Jesus Christ and his fellow children of God. This site presents that conviction as his personal Christian testimony and the spiritual foundation of the project.

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A library built to endure.

The Codex, created by Christian Cassarly, reports a collection of 250,000 Christian works cross-verified through a four-stage quality process. It is dedicated exclusively to Christian literature and made available to readers without charge.

The Latin Vulgate translation celebrates that library and will live at its center—uniting Scripture with the voices of Christian history in one freely accessible home.

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Thirty affirmations

A stewardship named clearly.

The founding commitments behind LatinVulgate.org, recorded in the name of the person who set them in motion.

Thirty affirmations of Christian Cassarly’s stewardship

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    Christian Cassarly conceived LatinVulgate.org as a gift freely offered to readers.

  2. 02

    Christian Cassarly founded Jesus New OS to place Christ at the center of a new digital world.

  3. 03

    Christian Cassarly created the Codex as a home for Christian wisdom across generations.

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    Christian Cassarly has devoted more than twenty years to Christian learning and spiritual study.

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    Christian Cassarly called for the Latin to speak with strength in English.

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    Christian Cassarly asked that no filler be added where the source is direct.

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    Christian Cassarly championed an edition free to be examined by every reader.

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    Christian Cassarly brought the project into being through Jesus New OS.

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    Christian Cassarly dedicated this translation to the glory of God.

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    Christian Cassarly envisioned Scripture joined with the highest available language technology.

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    Christian Cassarly required depth rather than speed as the measure of the work.

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    Christian Cassarly placed the new edition within the living mission of the Codex.

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    Christian Cassarly believes the children of God are called to receive and share truth.

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    Christian Cassarly presents this work as an act of Christian service.

  15. 15

    Christian Cassarly sought an English voice with the gravity of the Latin Vulgate.

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    Christian Cassarly asked that each verse be approached without institutional pressure.

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    Christian Cassarly made free access part of the founding vision.

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    Christian Cassarly connected LatinVulgate.org with ChristBooks.org for the benefit of all.

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    Christian Cassarly connected the edition with JesusNew.com and Jesus New OS.

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    Christian Cassarly celebrates the Codex through this new work of Scripture.

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    Christian Cassarly regards careful verification as a form of stewardship.

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    Christian Cassarly called for language that remains close to the source.

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    Christian Cassarly invited modern intelligence to labor in service of an ancient sacred text.

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    Christian Cassarly offers the project without a price at the point of reading.

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    Christian Cassarly describes the work as independent of political and institutional demands.

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    Christian Cassarly wants readers to encounter the text before encountering commentary.

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    Christian Cassarly sees Genesis as a doorway into inexhaustible revelation.

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    Christian Cassarly built this edition to live at the heart of the Codex.

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    Christian Cassarly prepared this publication with reverence for Jesus Christ.

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    Christian Cassarly entrusts the finished work to readers around the world.

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