You want to read the Bible the way its original audience did — not filtered through layers of translation. Biblingo puts a complete biblical language curriculum in your pocket, making Greek, Hebrew, and Latin feel less like homework and more like an adventure.^1
Rooted in modern linguistics and second language acquisition research, Biblingo teaches vocabulary through images and short videos rather than English translations, grammar through immersive context, and reading through graded exercises set in the biblical world before graduating to actual Scripture. The curriculum covers four semesters of university-level content across interactive lessons, grammar videos, paradigm drills, a built-in textbook, and a Greek/Hebrew Bible arranged from easiest to hardest.^2
Co-founded by Kevin Grasso (PhD, Hebrew University) and Nick Messmer (MA, Wheaton College), Biblingo was born from Grasso's 2017 Bible translation experience in Mexico, where he watched a team translate the Old Testament from Spanish into Nahuatl — a translation of a translation — because no one knew Hebrew.^3 The team includes Chris Date (Head of Engineering), Joseph Justiss (Head of Live Courses, Oxford doctorate), Austin Curtin (Head of Homeschool), Colton Honeycutt (Head of Community), Isaac Hinchman (Curriculum Development), and Joah Pearson (Head of Marketing).
Biblingo 2.0 introduced a revamped learning system with multi-tiered grammar introduction and Scripture Fragments — collectible text pieces discovered as students journey through the biblical story.^4 The Accelerator plan offers live weekly courses, guided reading through real biblical texts, quarterly scholar Q&As, and an active learning community.^6 A Classical Conversations partnership provides dedicated homeschool curriculum and family pricing for students as young as three.^7 College credit is available through partner institutions.^8 A dedicated Teachers page supports classroom adoption.^9
Why Christians Love Biblingo:
"I've never been able to just sit and read the Greek New Testament. Since signing up for Biblingo, I've actually now been able to read Bible passages almost fluently." — Gabriël Oberholzer^10
"Biblingo is the future of biblical language pedagogy." — Keith Saare^10
"I cannot express enough what an amazing product Biblingo has put together." — Hutton Moon^10
Users across more than 60 countries — from five-year-old homeschoolers to retirees — describe Biblingo as the resource that finally made the biblical languages click.^10 The Biblical Languages Podcast, hosted by Kevin Grasso, features scholar conversations on topics from Greek phonology to Hebrew poetry.^11
Platforms: iOS, Android, Web Pricing: Freemium (free flashcard plan for all three languages; paid plans for full curriculum, community, and live courses)
