The Thomas Jefferson Bible, also known as The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, is an edited version of the Bible created by U.S. President Thomas Jefferson. Published in 1923 in a beautifully crafted leather-bound edition, this work reflects Jefferson’s personal interpretation of the teachings of Jesus. He removed all supernatural elements, focusing solely on the ethical teachings and moral philosophy of Jesus. Jefferson, a deist, believed in the moral strength of Christianity but rejected the divinity of Christ and miracles. This unique edition presents Jefferson’s vision of Christianity, stripped of dogma, and emphasizes practical ethics, compassion, and moral guidance. The book continues to be a point of interest for those studying Jefferson’s beliefs and the intersection of religion and philosophy in American history.