This is the Bible translated from the original languages into Bangla by the monks of Sadhu Benedict Moth. The translation came to an end in 1998; as such, it is the first Bangla Bible containing also the so called ‘Deuterocanonical’ books. Since it was first published in the Jubilee Year 2000, it is known as Jubilee Bible.
Besides introductions and running commentaries, the book contains the following appendixes:

• Theological Dictionary
• Index of names
• Maps and pictures

The Muratorian Fragment is the oldest known list of New Testament books.
It was probably written around the year 170, but it was discovered by Ludovico Antonio Muratori and published by him in 1740.

Text and commentary to the Gospel of John, addressed to those eager to explore the deepness of this remarkable writing.
Besides an Introduction and the running Commentary, the book contains excursuses in the following topics:

• Historical and theological background of ‘Logos’
• ‘Signs’ in the Gospel of John
• ‘Son of Man’ in the Gospel of John
• Faith according to John
• Manidestation of Jesus as the ‘Son’
• several other topics

Text and commentary to the Acts of the Apostles, especially helpful to people engaded in pastoral work.
Besides an Introduction and the running Commentary, the book contains excursuses in the following topics:

• Holy Spirit and Church
• Ministries in Acts
• Speeches in Acts
• The kerygmatic speeches of Listra and Athens
• Persecuted church
• The three accounts of the visions of Paul on the road to Damascus
• Conversion and Evangelization.

Text and verse by verse commentary to the Letters of John, especially helpful to those who wish to study/meditate the deep christological, pneumatological and ecclesiological themes of the three letters.
The Introduction contains excursuses in the following topics:

• The Letters of Saint John and the Church in the first Century
• Litterary analysis
• Relation between the fourth Gospel and the Letters
• Relation of the Letters with the Jewish tradition and the Qumran community