The Table Mobile vs Epistle

Tap and Play - This links the text to the audio. You can now search for a quote, highlight it, and then press a button to start playing at that location! Read Along - Read Along scrolls the page as needed to keep the text on the page as the audio is playing. Highlights and Notes - You can assign your highlights to more than one category. For example, a Quote that you would like to remember about the influence of music on young people could be tagged in many categories like Children, Influence, and Music. You do not have to choose the “best” category to store the highlight in. Later when you are researching any of those subjects, that quote is not missing. Subtitle - Subtitle is a Read Along mode that has been formatted to appear as large as possible on the screen with as few distractions as possible. One of its designed uses would be in a church for the projection of the text as you are listening to the sermon. Many Tablets support adapters that allow an external monitor or projector to mirror the display. This allows many people to view the screen at the same time. The Subtitle viewer also works well if you need larger text to read. This feature will really shine as we start adding foreign languages to the app in the future.

Epistle is unlike anything you've experienced in your devotional life. Each morning, a biblical witness appears to you -- Paul, John, or David -- and speaks directly into your day. Under 60 seconds. Intimate, cinematic, unrepeatable. When it's done, it's gone. You cannot replay it. You cannot rewind it. Like every true encounter, it asks you to be present. Then the scripture they pointed to remains. Yours to carry through the day. This is not a podcast. Not a reading plan. Not a notification you swipe away. Epistle is a daily visitation from witnesses who have seen what you need to hear. One encounter per day. One scripture that stays. Everything else passes like breath.