The video of the Gospel of Luke in Armenian sign language was uploaded to the Digital Bible Library (DBL) by the joint efforts of Elbert Boot, Emma Canales, Mark Howe from the DBL team. The new uploader called Nathaniel was used, a brand new tool developed for the DBL.

The size of the Gospel of Luke in Armenian sign language is 23 Gigabite. A regular upload with the regular uploader would take 48 hours. With Nathaniel and with the fastest internet fiberglass connection it took only 46 minutes.

During 2017-2018 the New Etchmiadzin Bible (2017), the New Ararat Bible (2018) and Classical Armenian Bible (1895) were uploaded to the DBL.

The Digital Bible Library is an online digital asset and licensing management platform developed and maintained by the United Bible Societies (UBS). DBL gathers, validates, and safeguards a large collection of quality, standardized, digital Scripture texts (including Bibles, New Testaments, as well as Audio and Braille Bibles and New Testaments, Study Bibles, sign language videos) in different languages. DBL enables the secure licensing and distribution of these resources to approved internal or external ministry partners, such as YouVersion, BibleSearch, FCBH, Compass Braille and others.