Reflections vs Yahweh's Words

• Understand why someone should want to read the Injil (New Testament), and where to start. • Begin reading in the Gospel of Luke, and then the Acts of the Apostles. • The whole of the Injil is included for continued reading. • Access Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for helpful guidance.

Yahweh's Words is a Bible reader and study companion in English and Chinese, made for reading Scripture closely, every day. READ • 14 Bible versions, including 和合本雅伟版 (Simplified and Traditional), 梁家铿译本, the Berean Standard Bible and the American Standard Version with the name Yahweh, KJV, LEB, CSB and NET. • Verse or paragraph layout; light, dark and sepia themes; adjustable fonts and line spacing; optional continuous scrolling from one chapter into the next. • Parallel reading: up to three versions side by side, aligned verse by verse through the original languages, so differences in numbering never slide the lines apart. • 2,597 section headings, each with a short background note on its setting and meaning, and the sermons that preach that passage. STUDY • Exegesis in one table: every Greek and Hebrew word with transliteration, Strong's number, dictionary gloss and grammar, in translation order or original order. • Cross-references for 29,319 verses, a Strong's lexicon, word distribution charts, and search with a book-by-book chart of where the results fall. • Highlights in six colours — optionally standing for themes such as promises, warnings or prophecy — with bookmarks and notes. LISTEN AND GROW • 429 sermons, searchable by topic or passage, 289 with recordings; a hymn library with sheet music; teaching videos in English, Cantonese and Mandarin. • Reading plans: six verified plans, including Robert Murray M'Cheyne's 1842 plan, or one of your own — with a start date, days off, catch-up and daily reminders. • Apple Watch and CarPlay companions for sermons and songs, and offline packs for reading without a connection. No ads and no account needed. Sign in with Google only if you want highlights, bookmarks, notes and your reading position on all your devices.