MyBible vs Танах STMEGI

MyBible helps you study, explore, and read the Bible, always having it with you without requiring an Internet connection. Bible translations are available in more than three hundred languages, including original texts and ancient translations in Ancient Greek, Biblical Hebrew, and Aramaic, as well as biblical and explanatory dictionaries and commentaries. More detailed information about the project, as well as a description of the module format, is available at: https://mybible.zone FEATURES: • Bible text display settings: viewing all chapters of a book (not just one chapter at a time), grouping verses into paragraphs, headings, displaying verses with or without numbering, highlighting the words of Jesus, night mode. • Two or three Bible windows with different translations; the windows are automatically synchronized to the current position but can also operate independently. • Fast search within the Bible text. • Working with the Bible text: convenient paging and scrolling, categorized bookmarks, comparison of selected verses across different translations. • Built-in information on differences between chapter numbering traditions in the books of Psalms, Job, and Song of Songs (Masoretic tradition and the Septuagint tradition). This feature is currently available only for selected translations and enables correct parallel reading. • Auxiliary tools that can be displayed within the Bible text: cross-references, links to commentaries, Strong’s numbers. • Display of dictionary entries by double-tapping a word in the Bible text. Dictionary word search. • Strong’s numbers and Strong’s Lexicon: activated by double-tapping a word or a Strong’s number; searching by Strong’s number can replace a printed concordance. • Display of commentaries. • Copying selected verses and verses found through search. BIBLE TRANSLATIONS AND OTHER MODULES: MyBible provides Bible translations and dictionaries that are not protected by copyright (public domain), collected from various sources and converted into the MyBible format.

The STMEGI Foundation presents the Tanah app, which lets you read Jewish books wherever you are. The app brings together Tehillim, the Torah, the Siddur, Berachot, Pirkei Avot, Sefer Hasidim, Pirkei DeRabbi Eliezer, Mishlei Yaakov and Yalkut Yosef Shulchan Arukh. The Psalms can be read straight through, by book, by day of the week or by day of the month, as well as in the Tikkun HaKlali order, together with the prayers said before and after reading. The app is available in Russian and Hebrew. For those who wish to read in the Holy Tongue but do not know the Hebrew letters, a transliteration is provided – and it, like the translation, can be shown side by side with the original. The user can also adjust the font size and choose one of three display themes. The app includes a date converter – the user is able to see which day of the Gregorian calendar corresponds to a date in the Hebrew calendar. The user arranges the home screen themselves: prayer times, candle lighting and the end of Shabbat, the weekly Torah portion, the Tehillim of the day, blessings and prayers. What you have read can be marked with bookmarks, gathered into your own collections, and important passages can be highlighted. Prayer times and Shabbat times are also available in widgets on the Home Screen. The program does not require an internet connection; access to your location is needed to calculate the times.