This app helps users understand the Bible by focusing on its structure and themes. It offers tools for detailed reading, note-taking, and visual aids to grasp complex passages and biblical events. It keeps all study materials linked directly to the text for a cohesive experience.
1.0.1
July 12, 2026
Come Behold 1.0.1 sharpens the first public release with App Store metadata updates, launch QA fixes, and a more stable study experience. This update keeps the focus where it belongs: reading Scripture clearly, marking what you see, and opening visual study tools without friction.
MoreVisual Bible study library, billed monthly.
$229.00
The Berean Lifetime
One-time access to the full immersive library
Come Behold offers offline access to the King James Version (KJV), American Standard Version (ASV), New King James Version (NKJV), and the New American Standard Bible 1995 (NASB 1995).
Yes, cross-device sync for study notes, annotations, prayer requests, and memorization is available with the optional 'The Berean' upgrade. This feature requires signing in with Apple.
The core Come Behold app is free to use for reading, annotating, and accessing free study tools. Optional upgrades like 'The Berean' are available via subscription.
Come Behold offers 'The Berean Monthly' for $9.99 per month and 'The Berean Annual' for $59.99 per year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.
No, Come Behold is designed to be an offline-first experience and does not contain any advertisements. There is also no ad tracking.
The app provides visual tools for understanding places, timelines, people, and biblical patterns. The Berean upgrade unlocks image-backed references for events, miracles, and major biblical structures like the Tabernacle and Solomon's Temple.
Yes, Come Behold is built for careful first-hand reading and is deep enough for teaching preparation. It includes features like visual references, passage notes, cross-references, schematics, and exportable study aids.
The app was last updated on July 12, 2026, with version 1.0.1. Future visual additions are planned to be shipped as part of the subscription service.