Pocket Study Bible vs Gospel Harmony (NET)

The Pocket Study Bible is designed to be as simple and minimal as possible for ease of navigation whilst still incorporating the necessary features and functionality that allow for a well rounded study. Collections allow you to place any number of chosen verses under a given title making it simple for you to view and read them collectively. This swift referencing action is useful for grouping specific verses that fall under a topic or header that you are currently working on or refer to frequently. Key features: * Simple book and chapter selection * Fast and flexible search options * Personalised verse collections for swift and easy referencing * Multiple bookmark capabilities * Various colour options to highlight key verses * iCloud sync across all your devices * Export/Import to safeguard all of your data or to share with others * FREE access to all features We are always open to suggestions on how to improve or further the app. Please feel free to submit your ideas and feedback within the app.

Since Tatian's ad 150 Diatessaron, gospel harmonies have taken one of two approaches: either 1) blending parallel accounts into one synthesized narrative for easy reading, or 2) arranging the parallel texts side-by-side for comparison. This gospel harmony blends both of these approaches, where you can read the combined narrative, or toggle on and off the buttons above to see what each gospel reads. Gospels are color-coded so readers can quickly identify which words come from which gospel. Where wording differences are insignificant, the most natural one is chosen for the combined version, but viewing any gospel alone will show the original wording for that gospel. Where wording differences are significant, variant readings have been aligned parallel on top of each other.