• New: Explore — 52 key words such as love, glory, time and sword. Tap one to see its different meanings in Hebrew and Greek, with the original word and its passages. • Paging: the arrows move a whole chapter, the button at the end of the text adds one more verse, and two buttons extend to the start or end of the chapter. • Calmer reading: no more scroll bars. On the Mac the controls float in a glass bar at the bottom and appear only when the pointer is there.

A new reading text: the Berean Standard Bible — modern, clear English in place of the 1611 King James. Every word stays linked to the original: tap it to see the Greek or Hebrew word with its Strong's number, lexicon entry and concordance, just like before. The text is verified word for word against the published BSB and ships entirely inside the app — offline as always.

Search now answers three questions in one field. Type an English word and you get the passages as before — plus the Hebrew and Greek words behind it, each with the number of passages. "hope" is eight different roots: waiting, expecting, confidence. Tap one to read only those. Word forms are no longer swallowed: "hope" now offers hoped and hopeth alongside. And a Strong's number works as a search term: type G1680 or H8615 to go straight to every passage that carries it.

Picking a verse range now shows what you picked: the first and last verse are filled in, everything in between is tinted. The selection was already correct — it just was not visible.