Bible study, closely read
Every translation side by side, the Greek and Hebrew word by word, the oldest manuscripts and the range of scholarly readings — together in one calm, free app.
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Exegesis isn’t written from the viewpoint of any one denomination or tradition. Where scholars read a passage differently, it sets out each view at its strongest, alongside the evidence each one draws on — the wording of the original, the manuscripts, and how the earliest Christian writers quoted it.
Compare
Set thirty translations and texts beside each other — from Wycliffe, Tyndale and the King James to Young’s Literal and the Berean Standard — and see exactly where they differ. Open a whole chapter in parallel when one verse isn’t enough.
Original languages
Tap any verse to see the words it was written in, each with its parsing. Open a word for its lexicon entry, every place it’s used, and how each translation renders it — no Greek or Hebrew needed to start.
Every day
A short passage each morning, in week-long series, with a note and a question to think about. Read in Study mode with every tool to hand, or switch to Cover to cover for an unbroken read — follow a reading plan, or listen to the chapter instead.
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