BibleText

BibleText

Read and study Scripture

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  • Released
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  • July 10, 2026
  • September 10, 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

1.2.8

September 10, 2026

Verse of the day, rebuilt. • Today's verse is now a short passage — a whole thought rather than a clause — set in the reading face at your own text size, with Christ's words in red where the edition marks them. Share it from the card and it is cited in its own chapter. • The rotation moves between books from one day to the next instead of walking one book for weeks, and every reader on every translation sees the same passage on the same date. The Catholic edition's own books take their turn. • The day changes at your midnight. On iPhone it was changing at one in the morning during summer time, and on the Mac the clock change repeated one verse and skipped another. • On the desktop, Escape closes the card rather than clearing the highlighted verse behind it. Updating re-times the rotation once: today's passage changes for everyone on the day they update, and stays in step from then on.

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