Israeli entrepreneur creates jewelry-sized full Bibles through nanotechnology
Nanotechnology has been revolutionizing science, medicine, and industry for decades, but it took until now for someone to turn it into a religious fashion statement.
Ami Bentov, an Israeli entrepreneur, came up with the idea of mass-producing silicon chips containing the entire Bible and selling them as pieces of religious jewelry.
Bentov, the founder of Jerusalem Nano Bible, partnered with TowerJazz, a semiconductor company, to create pin-sized nano versions of scripture. One contains all 24 books of the Hebrew Bible written in the original Hebrew. The other contains the entire New Testament in Greek. An English-language version is under development.
