Deeper in the Word
Pick a question. Each one is a fresh call to the Study Partner, grounded on the verse above and under the pinned doctrine frame — so each one costs, and each is kept until you leave the verse.
The three-pane stage wants a MacBook or an iPad held sideways. Here, tap any verse number in Read and the verse sheet opens: the verse in every version, its words, the block diagram, the map, the helps, your note and the Partner's questions — the same data, drawn for a thumb.
The three-pane stage wants a MacBook or an iPad held sideways — turn the iPad and it opens here, with the verse in the middle and the helps either side.
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Paths: a hundred and four walks through Scripture, in nine sections. Start with the gospel; then freedom and recovery, everyday life, marriage and family, growing, comfort and care, doctrine, walks through a passage, and the verses behind six books. On a phone the list opens as nine rows, so nothing is more than two taps away. Every card now says how many verses it really holds, related paths point to each other under See also, and When Hope Is Gone carries a card with 988 wherever you read it. Examine comes to the phone — tap a verse number, and the sheet grows to full height with Verse, Words, Helps, Notes and Ask. One Dashboard · Examine switch, in the same place on both screens. One drawn icon set, and a top bar that stays on one row with a single Go to…. The whole list is in the change log.
Scripture from bolls.life. Commentaries from bible.helloao.org — Gill, Matthew Henry, Jamieson-Fausset-Brown, Clarke, Keil & Delitzsch, and Tyndale’s open notes — with per-chapter links to David Guzik at enduringword.com, and links out to Blue Letter Bible at blueletterbible.org — per chapter from the Deeper tab, and per Strong’s number from every Lexicon entry. The block diagram in Examine is drawn from the MACULA Greek and MACULA Hebrew syntax trees (Clear Bible, Nestle 1904 and the Westminster Leningrad Codex, CC BY 4.0); its map from openbible.info’s Bible Geocoding Data (CC BY 4.0) on Natural Earth land (public domain), drawn on the device. Your studies and notes are stored on this device. Sync to your other devices is off unless you switch it on in the Notes pane, and what the server then holds is sealed with a key it never sees — so clearing this browser's website data still erases what is here, and the way back into the vault is the 24 words the app shows you once.