Yn Vible Ghaelgagh vs Dechen Study

About this Manx app • The world’s first and only Manx Bible app • It’s free • Has no adverts • Easy to use • Works off-line and anywhere in the world • Updates itself from the Internet when on-line Functions • Scroll up and down to read the whole chapter • Scroll left to right, for the previous or next chapter • Works in horizontal or vertical mode • Select a verse to post on social media • Clickable cross-references • Searchable text • If you change version, it keeps your place in the text • You can have two texts side by side and scroll in tandem Content • Only fully licensed texts (no copyright infringements or pirated texts) • Text sorted by dated order, with the most modern at the top • Each translation come with an information page about it (click on the copyright line at the bottom of each chapter) Classic Manx texts • Manx Bible 1775, 1819 (full Bible without Apocrypha) • Manx New Testament 1810 (with footnotes) • Manx Apocrypha 1772 • Manx Pointed Psalms 1765 • Manx Metrical Psalms 1761 • Manx Gospel of Matthew 1748 – first Manx book of the Bible to be published About us This app as produced in 2025 to mark the 250th anniversary of the Manx Bible. The 1819 edition of the Manx Bible was the last edition published by the British ad Foreign Bible Society. It was a slightly updated edition of the 1775 edition. It has been checked and corrected by the Manx Baelic Society. The texts were digitised with the help of volunteers from MissionAssist. This app was brought you by the British and Foreign Bible Society (BFBS) in partnership with the American Bible Society (ABS). This app is one of a growing number of Global.Bible apps which help distribute the Bible across the world. To find an app in another language please go to https://global.bible/

Dechen Study is a companion app for studying classical Buddhist texts — designed for practitioners who want to go deeper into the root texts and their commentaries. Study texts such as: Bodhicaryavatara by Śāntideva — structured according to the commentary by Sonam Tsemo The King of Aspiration Prayers by Samantabhadra — mapped to the commentary by Drakpa Gyaltsen Friendly Letter (Suhrillekha) by Nāgārjuna — presented through the hierarchy of The Telescope of Wisdom by Karma Thinley Rinpoche Lamp of the Path to Enlightenment by Atiśa — with beginner and advanced quizzes, mapped to the commentary by Jamgon Kongtrul Study Modes: Daily Verses — Receive a new section of the text each day with a reminder notification. Work through the text gradually, at a pace that fits your life. Read — Browse the full root text in a structured, hierarchical format that reflects the outline of each commentary. Navigate by chapter, section, and subsection with breadcrumb guidance. Overview — See the complete structural outline of a text at a glance. Understand how the teachings are organised before diving into the detail. Quiz — Test your knowledge of the root verses. Choose beginner or advanced difficulty and see how well you know the text. Guess the Chapter — A verse is shown — can you identify which chapter or section it belongs to? A challenging exercise for serious students. Built for Serious Study Dechen Study is not a guided meditation app. It is a reading and memorisation tool for students who are working with classical Tibetan Buddhist literature in English translation. The texts are presented cleanly, without distraction, in a format that supports sustained engagement. Developed by the Dechen Foundation — a charitable organisation supporting the study and practice of Tibetan Buddhism.