The whole Bible on one page, with the tools to study it.
Search every verse in seconds. Look behind the English to the Hebrew and Greek. Read ten classic commentaries beside the text. Build handouts for your group.
A small sample of eleven verses. The full app searches all 31,102.
66books, each with an overview and outline
10commentaries, verse by verse
~3,000people, with family trees
~1,200places on an interactive map
316Old Testament quotations in the New
Searching
Type a word, a phrase or a reference.
Results appear as you type. The same box understands plain words, exact phrases, wildcards, word order, whole passages and Strong's numbers. Try these in the demo above.
You type
You get
faith hope
Verses with all of these words.
love OR charity
Verses with either word. AND and NOT work too.
"in the beginning"
An exact phrase.
lov*
Any word that starts with these letters.
God -love
Verses with God but not love.
faith..grace
Faith before grace in the same verse.
grace >> peace
Both words in the same chapter.
Rom 8:28-30; Psalm 23
A list of passages, including ranges across chapters.
Proverbs: wisdom
A word searched only inside one book.
G26 or H7965 peace
Verses where that Greek or Hebrew word stands behind the English.
topic:prayer
Every verse under a subject in Nave's and Torrey's topical Bibles.
person:david place:hebron
Verses recorded for a person or a place.
grace vs mercy
A chart comparing the two words across the Bible.
Filters narrow by testament, section, book or chapter. One switch searches only the words Jesus speaks. If nothing is found, the app suggests a likely spelling or a wider search.
What it does
One verse opens onto everything known about it.
Under each result are buttons for the next step. Click any word in a verse for its dictionary entry, its topic, a word study, or the modern meaning of an old word.
Look behind the English
See the original words and how the sentence is built.
Hebrew and Greek words with Strong's numbers, pronunciation and meaning
A verse breakdown: thou or ye (one or many), verbs, clauses, who speaks to whom
Hebrew accent marks that show how the Masoretes divided each verse
Word studies and side-by-side word comparisons
Read with the commentators
Open a second column beside the chapter and the notes follow your place.
Ten works, from Matthew Henry and John Gill to Calvin, Clarke, Wesley and Scofield
Search about thirty million words of commentary at once
See which notes elsewhere cite the verse you are reading
Your own study notes appear at the same verses
Follow the story
Dates, places and people tied to the text.
Ussher's date beside every verse, plus four interactive timelines
A map of the Bible lands with 18 journeys, including Paul's voyages
Family trees, including both lines of Christ in Matthew and Luke
Weights, measures and money worked out in modern terms
Compare passages
Parallels and quotations side by side, with shared words marked.
A harmony of the Gospels in 185 sections and 52 parables
Kings beside Chronicles, or any two to four passages you choose
All 316 New Testament quotations of the Old, ready to present
Lists of miracles, prophecies fulfilled, types and titles of Christ
Read your way
A reader with paragraph or verse layout and reading plans.
Whole Bible in a year, in order of events, or in 90 days
Gospels, Psalms or Proverbs in 30 days
Listen to a chapter read aloud
Red letters, translators' notes and old words explained
Keep what matters
Your work stays on your device.
Save verses, add notes, highlight in four colors
Your own colored tags, searchable like any word
Memorize with hidden words, in five levels of difficulty
Turn any verse into a shareable picture
Mind maps
See the shape of a whole book, then turn it in 3D.
A mind map draws a book as a ring of its parts and sections, with the themes that join them. Groups such as the Gospels, the prophets and the letters open as one constellation you can lay out by time and place, or stack by book and turn with your mouse or finger.
The notebook is a document editor made for Bible study: true outlines, references that become links, notes kept for the leader only, a handout, a presenter mode, and Word and PDF export. Your own lines then appear beside the verses wherever you read.
A study notebook that prepares the lesson and runs the room.
Prepare
Collect passages, comments, headings and notes in the order you teach them
Outline a book with true I. A. 1. a. numbering that keeps its shape
Type a reference such as Rom 5:8 and write the verse text under it with one key
Import an existing outline from Word, PowerPoint or PDF
Mark notes as leader-only so they never reach the group
Teach and share
Present full screen in large type, one point at a time, with a separate leader's window and timer
Print a clean handout, or save as PDF or Word
Send a study file that anyone using the app can import and add to
Keep a backup of every study in one file
The library inside
Reference works, all in the public domain.
Easton's Bible DictionaryClick any word for its entry.
Nave's and Torrey's topical BiblesEvery verse on a subject.
Hitchcock's Bible NamesWhat about 2,600 names mean.
Strong's numberingHebrew and Greek behind the English.
Textus Receptus (Scrivener)The Greek behind the King James New Testament.
Westminster Leningrad CodexThe Hebrew Old Testament with morphology.
Morgan's Analyzed BibleOutlines behind the interactive mind maps.
Ussher's chronologyThe dates printed in many King James margins.
Get started
Five steps, then you are studying.
SearchType a word, a phrase or a reference such as John 3:16 in the box at the top.
ReadChoose Read, then pick a book and chapter. Step through with the arrow keys.
Study a verseUse the buttons under any result: Context, Cross-refs, Greek or Hebrew, Commentary.
Click a wordGet its dictionary entry, topic, word study or older meaning.
Keep itSave the verse, add a note or tag, and find it again under Saved.
Everything else is under the More menu, grouped by purpose and searchable. The full manual is always one press of F1 away. Press / anywhere to jump to the search box.
No. It is one page that runs in your browser, with nothing to install and no sign-in. Your saved verses, notes, tags and studies stay in your browser and are never sent anywhere.
How do I keep my notes safe?
Use More, then Back up my notes and highlights, to save everything in one small file. Restore it on another computer or browser. Clearing your browser's site data erases your notes, so back up now and then.
Which Bible text does it use?
The King James Version is built in, and the study tools were prepared for it. You can load another text from a file in the same format, though some tools switch off for it.
Are the commentaries on the same page?
The commentaries and the mind maps are kept in separate folders because of their size, and the app reads only the book or map you open. On the published page there is nothing to set up. If you host your own copy, upload those folders beside the main file.
Can I use it with a group?
Yes. Present a study on a projector, print a handout, or send a study file. Each person opens their own copy of the app and imports it.