Jam packed
This app will change the World!
Increased knowledge
Response from developer
This is exactly why SEER exists — those cross-book connections are where the most gets missed in a normal linear read, and ABEL was built to surface them. Thank you for studying with it. If you ever hit a question ABEL can't reach, email me directly at Jordan@seerscriptures.com — I read every one. — Jordan
Priestcraft
Response from developer
Thank you for caring this much about the word of God — I mean that sincerely. I want to correct the record for anyone reading: the scriptures in SEER are free. The whole standard canon — Bible, Book of Mormon, D&C, Pearl of Great Price — plus the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Nag Hammadi, and much more, opens with no account, no subscription, and no paywall of any kind. Reading scripture here will never cost a cent. What a subscription supports is optional: the AI study assistant, the premium audio narration, the advanced research tools that cost real money to run, and much more. You named priestcraft. 2 Nephi 26:29 defines priestcraft as preaching "that they may get gain and praise of the world; but they seek not the welfare of Zion." Giving the scriptures away free is the welfare of Zion. That's a line I won't cross. If any part of the app ever feels like it's gating God's word, email me directly at Jordan@seerscriptures.com. I would love to hear your feedback on how we can make SEER better. — Jordan
Searchable apocryphal content is huge
Response from developer
"One-hundredth of its potential" might be the truest thing anyone has written about SEER — there is so much more coming to the apocryphal corpus and the Hebrew/Greek layer. Thank you for being a founding member and for seeing what this is meant to become. You helped make it possible. — Jordan
Finally!
Response from developer
"Grounded in scripture, not the words of man" — that is the entire design goal of ABEL, and knowing you felt it means more than I can say. Gathering these texts into one place so no one has to hunt reliable files across the web was the original itch that started SEER. Thank you for being here. — Jordan
