The story of the Tadukoo Bible Project started on July 19, 2013. I (Tadukoo) have been a Christian, and I realized I couldn't think of any Bukkit plugins that were Christian related. I did some research, and the closest thing was SimpleJesus, which was outdated at the time (it might still be), and it basically just made it so you could throw a snowball that would turn into a burning cow and heal yourself and others. I then realized I couldn't think of any Minecraft mods that were Christian related either. I looked for some, and only found one, and it wasn't complete, plus it was a bit outdated as well. It was the Moses Mod, which added Moses' staff (which could only be gained through the creative inventory or through use of commands). If you use this staff on the water, it would part, like how Moses parted the Red Sea. The fact that there were so little Christian mods and plugins upset me, so I decided to add to the mix. I decided that I would start a plugin that would allow players to read the Bible through commands on a server.
A few days into coding this plugin, I found an outdated Bukkit plugin where it would show a daily Bible verse on the server, which came from Bible Gateway. It only allowed for one translation (I think it was NIV).
The goal of the Tadukoo Bible Project is to spread the Gospel through Minecraft, in the hopes that more people will read God's word and come to Him through a video game. Hopefully in the future, there will be new plugins and/or mods that will help as well, but this is only the beginning.
Go to the usage pages on my wiki to see the [commands] (http://tadukooverse.wikia.com/wiki/Tadukoo_Bible_Plugin_Commands), [permissions] (http://tadukooverse.wikia.com/wiki/Tadukoo_Bible_Plugin_Permissions), and [configuration] (http://tadukooverse.wikia.com/wiki/Tadukoo_Bible_Plugin_Commands).
Go to the [upcoming features page on my wiki] (http://http://tadukooverse.wikia.com/wiki/Tadukoo_Bible_Plugin_Upcoming_Features) to see the upcoming commands and features.
None at the moment.
Currently the only translation in the plugin is the King James Version (KJV), which is public domain. In the future, I will be requesting permission for other translations.
This plugin is available [on BukkitDev] (http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/tadukoo-bible/).
Alternately, you could download the classes, config.yml, and plugin.yml file, then import them into eclipse (or your choice of IDE), along with importing the Bukkit API (Currently this plugin is built off of [1.7.9-R0.2 Beta Build 1938] (http://dl.bukkit.org/downloads/bukkit/view/02630_1.7.9-R0.2/)).
Do not import the Tadukoo_Bible folder into eclipse. Simply place it in your plugins folder.