BibleText

BibleText

Read and study Scripture

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  • Released
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  • July 10, 2026
  • August 28, 2026

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A clean, fast, distraction-free way to read and study the Bible. • Distraction-free reading — the World English Bible (including a Catholic edition), the Berean Standard Bible, and the New King James Version — words of Christ in red, light and dark themes. • AI study — select any passage and have it explained, its context unpacked, or its translation discussed. Bring your own AI key; entirely optional. • Share — any verse as a clean, typeset image card, or as text with a Bluebook-style citation. • Notes from friends — send a verse with a short note carried inside the link. Public-domain passages open with the note in the app or browser; licensed-translation links show the note and a licensing notice on the web, with a route into the app. No account, no server. • Narration — complete human-recorded audio, with read-along verse highlighting and on-device read-aloud. Audio keeps playing with the screen locked. Free and open source. No ads, no accounts, no tracking.
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What's New in BibleText

1.2.4

August 28, 2026

Fixes for cross-references, shared notes, and audio. • Cross-references now work on the Romans doxology (16:25-27). They were missing entirely on that passage, in every translation, and references pointing at it showed a blank preview. • A shared note can no longer reserve a screen-height blank band around the passage it belongs to. • Windows and Linux: chapters recorded at a different sample rate no longer silence the rest of the session. Playing one chapter could leave the whole Old or New Testament unable to play. • Android: downloaded scripture is stored where the system will not copy it off the device. Your notes and settings still back up as before. • Translators' footnotes anchored in verses a translation omits are kept, so the note explaining the omission can still be read.

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