The whole Bible, free to read and search — all 66 books, in the public-domain World English Bible.
Reading plans, prayers, saved verses, downloads and more.
Opens like an app — and the whole Bible works offline.
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The Bible text is the World English Bible, public domain, word for word as published by eBible.org. The chapter summaries, section headings, and other helps were written for this app and are not part of the Bible text.
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Page counts are estimates, figured from the actual text at this large type size — about 200 words to a page.
“Save as PDF” makes a real PDF file of the pages you chose — on iPhone the share sheet opens, and “Save to Files” keeps it. “Print” sends the same pages to a printer; in the home-screen app it shows the pages with a Share button instead — tap Share, then Print or Save to Files.
Words of Jesus shown in red.
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Gentle paths through the Bible. Go at your own pace — there are no dates here, and no falling behind. Read a day whenever you're ready; a day is checked off once you've read all of its chapters.
Whatever today holds, God's word has something to say to it.
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The Bible's own prayers — who prayed them, and the moment they were in. Tap one to read it in its place.
The road so far — gathered from what this device already remembers of your reading.
Big Bible words, in plain language.
In the reading text, words with a dotted underline can be tapped for a short meaning.
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More ways into the Word — plans and prayers, your saved verses, and the whole Bible to keep.
Genesis, Exodus, Ruth, Jonah, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Psalms, Song of Songs, Isaiah, Deuteronomy, Job, Jeremiah, Daniel, Ezekiel, Leviticus, Esther, Numbers, Micah, Haggai, Joshua, Judges, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings, and 2 Kings in Hebrew and Aramaic, John, Mark, Luke, 1 John, Acts, James, Matthew, Romans, Galatians, Hebrews, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Jude, Revelation, Ephesians, Philippians, 1 Peter, Colossians, 2 Peter, 1 Thessalonians, 2 Thessalonians, 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus, and Philemon in Greek — 50 books, 398,863 words, a translation under every word, tap any word to study it.
One file with the whole Bible — opens in Apple Books, works offline.
All 66 books · 2,871 pages · about 17 MB · words of Christ in red.
The lands of the Bible, drawn by mapmakers of long ago. Tap a map to see it full-screen, and tap a passage to read the story where it happened.
All six maps are public-domain works, shared through Wikimedia Commons: Heinrich Bünting (1581), Tobias Lotter (1762), Athanase Coquerel (1843), Kent & Madsen (1912), the American Tract Society, and Johnson & Ward (1862).
The story of the Bible in sixty-four engravings by Gustave Doré. Tap a picture to see it full-screen, and tap its passage to read the chapter.
Engravings by Gustave Doré for the Bible de Tours (1866), public domain, shared through Wikimedia Commons. A few plates are Doré's same engravings as reprinted in The Bible Panorama (1891), also public domain.
The whole story in nine stretches of time. Dates are marked “about” on purpose: they follow the Bible's own traditional reckoning, and honest readers place some of them a little differently.
The people of the Bible, from Adam to the apostles — who each one was, in a line or two, with the chapters where their story lives.
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The whole Bible is here — all 66 books — and it's completely free: read it, search it, listen to it, keep it. A gift, like it was given to you.