• Support for iPhone Duo: the map and the timeline adjust as you open, close or fold the phone • Miles or kilometres: distances follow your region, or choose in Settings → Distances • Pick up where you left off: the map reopens at your last era and view, and the passage you were reading • Recently viewed places at the top of Search • Home-screen shortcuts: long-press the app icon for Search, Favorites or Read a book • Settings now shows who makes Scripture Atlas, with a link to oneekz.com • iPad: the map stays in place when you rotate or resize the window, and era pages have a Done button

‣ Animated journeys — watch Scripture's great journeys retrace themselves across the map, step by step. ‣ Timeline scrubber — glide through 2,000 years and watch kingdoms and borders change live. ‣ Distance & travel-time — tap two places for the distance and days on foot (enable in Settings). ‣ Favorites & sharing — star places and share them with their Scripture references. ‣ Illustrated Tabernacle & Temples — new hand-painted interior/exterior artwork.

A major expansion turns Scripture Atlas into a complete visual reference for the Bible — still fully offline. NEW · The Compendium — 25 illustrated collections: • Prophets, kings, judges, apostles, the twelve tribes, and the nations of Genesis 10 • The Tabernacle and Solomon's & Herod's Temples as tappable floor plans • Jerusalem's gates and landmarks on a walled-city diagram • The high priest's breastplate stones, biblical weights & measures, animals and plants • Feasts on a sacred-year wheel, the offerings, and the names of God • Miracles, prophecies foretold & fulfilled, patriarch lifespans, and a timeline of the whole story • Topical lists — the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes, the plagues of Egypt, the "I AM" sayings, and the parables of Jesus with parallel Gospel references • Battles of Scripture — who fought whom, the armies, the outcome and the losses, marked with crossed swords on the map. Also: search across every place, person, and topic · prophets' pronouncements drawn as arcs on the map · a present-day layer of modern countries and cities · larger, more readable type · full-screen panels on iPad · accessibility improvements.