Sefer Mormon: Standard Works

• Michael, the app's own Hebrew voice, reads any chapter aloud, now on the iPhone too: on a locked phone, through the silent switch, with the speed in the bottom row. • Transliteration by syllable, the stressed syllable in capitals. The voice follows the same stress, and the stress tables were rebuilt from the Masoretic accents, with names as the Church's guide says them. • Cantillation marks now cover all five volumes: the New Testament, the Doctrine and Covenants and the Pearl of Great Price were reviewed book by book. • The reading comes first on every screen: a redesigned reader, bars that fold away as you read, the word card in front of the row, verses that use the whole width. • Book of Mormon chapter summaries, all 239, rewritten in the book's own Hebrew, every word glossed. • Book of Mormon: words a modern reader misreads replaced with the Tanakh's own, and הֵיכָל and its kin back to the Masoretic pointing. • New Testament glosses returned to the revised forms, Acts through Jude. • A dictionary of every word in the six volumes, opening the reader's word card. • A daily reading reminder, in Settings. • Ready for iPhone Duo: both screens, the Library on one side of the fold and the chapter on the other. • Fixes to word cards and the root glossary.