Choice Bible vs Scripture Alone Bible

Choice Bible is a Bible reader that gets out of the way and lets you set the page. READ IT YOUR WAY Most Bible apps give you three text sizes. Choice Bible gives you the controls a typesetter would want: twelve typefaces, precise text size and weight, line spacing, paragraph spacing, letter spacing, side margins, first-line indent, justified text and hyphenation. Verses can flow together as prose the way a printed Bible sets them, or sit one per line for study. Verse numbers can be superscript, inline, or hidden entirely. FIVE READING THEMES System, Paper, Sepia, Night and Black. The paper themes hold their own appearance, so the page never changes underneath you when your phone switches to dark mode mid-chapter. COMPARE ONLY WHEN YOU NEED TO Reading seven translations in narrow side-by-side columns is unreadable on a phone, so Choice Bible does not do that. Read one translation. When a verse is unclear, tap it and see it in every translation, full width. Tap more verses to compare a whole passage, then widen or narrow it a verse at a time. WORDS OF CHRIST IN RED On by default. Off in one tap. SEVEN TRANSLATIONS, ALL INCLUDED Berean Standard Bible — modern and highly readable. World English Bible — contemporary English, freely given to the public. King James Version — the classic 1769 text. American Standard Version — the literal 1901 revision. Young's Literal Translation — as close to the Hebrew and Greek word order as English gets. Darby Bible — precise and scholarly. Bible in Basic English — plain vocabulary, for new readers and second-language readers. All seven are public domain, so all seven are included in full. Nothing to unlock, no subscription, no in-app purchases. WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Every verse and the entire full-text search index ship inside the app. Search all 66 books instantly on a plane, in a basement, or anywhere else. MARK IT UP Tap a verse to select it, tap more to add them. The actions appear inline beneath the text rather than in a panel that covers it, so you can see the verse you are highlighting while you choose the colour. Highlight in six colours, write notes, set bookmarks. Notes and bookmarks appear as small marks right in the text, and tapping one opens it. YOUR NOTES STAY YOURS Highlights, notes, bookmarks, your reading position and even your typography settings sync between your iPhone, iPad and Mac through your own iCloud account. There is no account to create and no server of ours in the middle — the developer cannot see any of it. Export your notes and highlights as a PDF whenever you want them somewhere else. BUILT FOR THE PLATFORM A native app for iPhone, iPad and Mac. No web views, no cross-platform framework.

Scripture Alone is a Bible for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, built for one thing: studying God's word without anything in the way. No ads. No trackers. No accounts. The Bible lives on your device, so it works anywhere, online or off. Read the whole Bible, offline The New American Standard Bible — NASB 2020 is on your device from the moment it installs. The NASB 1995, American Standard Version, Berean Standard Bible and King James Version download the first time you choose one. Full-text search, the words of Christ in red, poetry set as poetry, and footnotes a tap away. What the Bible says about what you're going through Topics gathers passages for 72 themes — anxiety, grief, loneliness, fear, marriage, waiting and more — in the translation you read. Type a feeling like "anxious" in Go To and its topic comes up. In English, Nave's Topical Bible is there too, A to Z. Bring your own Bibles Import a DRM-free ePub, a Bible PDF with a text layer or a USFM file you own, or browse the openly licensed translations on eBible.org. A study Bible brings its notes, introductions, essays and maps; the words of Christ carry over in red; and your imports reach your other devices through your iCloud. The ESV, CSB and NKJV can be read with your own publisher key, or from a copy you've imported. In your language Also in Chinese, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese and Italian, each with a whole Bible of its own. A built-in, illustrated User Guide in your language covers every feature. Make it comfortable Seven typefaces, adjustable size and spacing, five themes, paragraphs or verse by verse, full Dynamic Type, two columns on a wide screen, and auto-scroll into the next chapter. Go straight there Type "jn 3 16" or "rom 8:28-39" to jump to a passage, or search any word or phrase. Highlight, note and favorite Highlight in five colors, favorite the verses you return to, and attach notes to one or more passages — a Sunday sermon on Romans 8:1–17, say. The Highlights list gathers every marked verse in Bible order, and Notes, Highlights and Favorites narrow to one book or chapter. Export notes as PDF, Markdown or text, or bring years of them in from Life Bible (formerly Tecarta) or a CSV. Snap the sermon slide Photograph the slide at church and Scripture Alone starts your note: titled, linked to every passage on the slide, its points ready to fill in. The photo is read on your device, never uploaded. Listen Hear any chapter read aloud with your device's voices, the spoken verse marked as it goes — or in Studio voices with a Mi Speaks Premium subscription (a separate app). Study mode, a toggle away Ranked cross-references, commentary from Calvin, Gill and Jamieson-Fausset-Brown, the Hebrew and Greek word by word with parsing, Strong's numbers and a lexicon in every translation, and Context for every chapter: an overview, a map of the places it names, its era on a timeline, and charts of the kings, Paul's journeys, the tribes and the feasts. Share beautifully Design a verse image from eight templates, or share a link that rebuilds it in any browser — nothing is stored on a server. On your wrist and Home Screen Verse of the Day and Favorites widgets, and an Apple Watch app with the NASB 2020 built in and a complication. It reads offline, follows your iPhone's translation and carries your highlights, favorites and notes, in your iPhone's accent color. A Bible to hand down Make a Keepsake Bible: a file of your highlights and notes, with a dedication, that your family can read as you marked it — a digital "Dad's Bible". Private by design Your highlights, notes and favorites sync across your devices through your private iCloud. No server, no account; the developer never sees your data. Scripture Alone is open source under the AGPL, so anyone can read what it does. Built to help people study God's word and grow closer to Christ. NASB 2020 and NASB 1995 © The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. www.Lockman.org