CEPHER Abridged Edition

CEPHER Abridged Edition

by Cepher Publishing Group, LLC

97 ratings
37 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 6, 2018
  • April 3, 2026

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This app offers a unique translation of scriptures, transliterating Hebrew names and places with definitions and pronunciations. It corrects errors in existing translations and restores original book order and missing texts. Features include daily prayers, scripture readings, and search functionality.

Transliterates Hebrew names and places
Provides definitions and pronunciations
Restores original book order
Corrects translation errors
Includes daily Hebrew prayers and scriptures
Keyword, book, chapter, and verse search
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What's New in CEPHER Abridged Edition

22.0.51

April 3, 2026

• Update Cepher logo and branding colors • Add support for latest iOS and iPhone models • Miscellaneous bug fixes

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User reviews

I Understand Why

I have paid Cepher App

Unabridged Cepher Bible

The Word of YAHUAH Elohym Should Told & Not Sold as Yeshua Hamashiach Spoke on This Subject. Desire to Learn More About The Apocrypha in Hebrew to English Translation.

The App and The Book

I purchased the book for $137 but if you pay for the book you should have access to the app. Too expensive for an app.

Seriously

The fact of looking at the Hebrew that is cited, and then seeing non Dr. P mistranslate either not knowing the meaning and proper translation or is being deliberately dishonest. For the Hebrew text uses neither yahusha or yahushua, these are non existent words and are not either Hebrew or Aramaic nor ancient Phoenician script. Please don’t try to get one over on one who has studied Hebrew,and has also studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Shouldn’t have to pay for the word of YAH

I was just bothered at how some of the books are unavailable unless you pay for upgrade version which is not okay. This nation is so full of greed it’s not even funny. I’m giving four stars because it has encouraged me to delete the you version bible app because I feel more personal reading Hebrew names of YAH and Yahusha the savior, I just feel like this is the most accurate this is the most truth of the ancient Hebrew history starting from the creation/foundation of the world and not all of thess thousands of translations that has been put out to confuse and divide
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What is the CEPHER Abridged Edition app?

The CEPHER Abridged Edition app provides a unique translation of scriptures that transliterates Hebrew names and places instead of substituting them. It aims to correct errors found in many English translations and restore the original order of biblical books. The app also includes features like daily prayers and scripture readings.

What are the key features of the free version?

The free version allows you to transliterate over 3,100 Hebrew names and places, with clickable entries providing definitions and pronunciations. It restores the Aleph Tav, includes 66 books in their original order, corrects translation errors, and offers daily Hebrew prayers and scriptures on the homepage. You can also search scriptures by keyword, book, chapter, or verse.

What additional features are available in the paid version?

The paid version unlocks note-taking and highlighting in seven colors, allowing you to personalize your scripture study. It also enables syncing of your notes and bookmarks across devices through cloud storage. Additionally, the paid version includes a lexicon of all transliterated Hebrew words found in the CEPHER.

How does this app differ from other Bible apps?

This app distinguishes itself by transliterating Hebrew names and places, offering their definitions and pronunciations, rather than using common English substitutions. It also focuses on correcting perceived errors in existing translations and restoring the original order and content of biblical texts, including previously omitted sections.

Is this app compatible with my device?

While the provided description does not specify exact compatibility, mobile applications are generally designed for modern iOS and Android devices. Users should check the app store listing for their specific device and operating system version for definitive compatibility information.