The Schlachter Bible is a German translation of the Bible, first published in 1912 by Franz Eugen Schlachter. It is known for its clear and accessible language, making it popular among German-speaking Protestant communities. The translation aims to provide a faithful rendering of the original texts while maintaining readability. Over the years, the Schlachter Bible has undergone several revisions, with the most notable updates occurring in 1951 and 2000. It is often used in churches and personal study, and it emphasizes a traditional Protestant perspective, aligning closely with the Luther Bible in its theological approach.