What’s new

Transliteration columns: a read-only transliteration beside any Hebrew or Greek text, in every layout.
The Name in Hebrew: choose how the four-letter Name appears — as written, without vowels, as Adonai or HaShem, or abbreviated. Display only; the text is never changed.
A fuller Septuagint interlinear: every word transliterated, and 94% glossed (up from 82%).
Songs in Scripture: forty-two songs and prayers, each set in its own line-shape, with a page that lists them all.
The Bible, connected: Genesis to Revelation on one line, with an arc for every cross-reference.
Quotations, marked both ways: when one book quotes another, both passages carry a small mark and the card says who quotes whom.
Written and read: about 1,250 places where the manuscript’s written word and its read form differ, shown in the text and in the margin.
The Masorah’s letters: every enlarged, small, suspended and dotted letter, at its exact place, from the Masorah itself.
The Psalms in five books, each closing with its own emblem and doxology; a heading emblem for each book of the Torah and each of the five Megillot.
Everything offline: one tap saves the whole Bible and its study data on your device.
Greek nomina sacra now include Ἰησοῦς and Χριστός.

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