Our biggest update yet, and every new study tool is free. • Interlinear: the Greek of the Received Text under every phrase of the New Testament, and the Hebrew under the Old, with an optional transliteration. Tap a Greek or Hebrew word for its parsing and Strong’s entry. Turn it on in Settings › Interlinear. • Manuscript Evidence: where the KJV’s Greek differs from modern editions, see which editions read which. For key passages, including Mark 16:9–20, John 7:53–8:11, Acts 8:37, 1 Timothy 3:16, and 1 John 5:7, see the Greek manuscripts, early translations, and church fathers that bear witness to the KJV’s reading. The best known are marked † in the text. • Translation Notes: why the KJV says “only begotten,” “charity,” “Easter,” “Lucifer,” “virgin,” and more, where modern Bibles say something else. • Difficult Passages: 29 places where verses seem to disagree, from how Judas died to how many stalls Solomon had, each answered with the text as it stands. They’re marked ‡ in the text and listed in Search. • Kings of Judah and Israel: every reign in both kingdoms side by side, in Ussher’s chronology, with the Bible’s own cross-datings between them. Open it from the link under the chapter title in Kings and Chronicles, or from Search. • New section headings throughout the Bible. • Maps: seas, rivers, and brooks are now named on chapter maps and atlas pages, and their names follow the map as you move it. • The reading bars now come back only when you deliberately scroll up, so they stay out of your way while you read.

• New Pro reading themes: Parchment, an aged page with a faint paper grain; Candlelight, a warm dark with amber highlights; and Midnight, a navy night theme. Try any of them in Settings before you unlock. • Maps: Seas, rivers, and mountains are now named on every map, with each place's distance from Jerusalem (in furlongs too), and several places moved to where the KJV's account puts them. • Automatic theme now lets you pick your own day and night themes. • Chapter outline: in the chapter picker, switch from numbers to an outline of each chapter's section headings, and search them to find a passage fast. • Search: a lone % now stands for any one word, as on thywordistrue.com. Try "in % beginning". • Fixed an issue where starting the free trial sometimes didn't unlock Pro right away. • Optional anonymous usage statistics: one daily count of things like chapters read and features used, with no account, device ID, or reading history. Turn it off in Settings › Share Anonymous Usage Statistics.

Made for iPhone Duo • Folded, it's a pocket Bible. Open it, and the cross-reference margin sits beside the text, like the center column of a printed reference Bible. Maps • Every stop on a journey is numbered on the map. A place visited more than once shows each number, like "4, 6" at Bethel. • Tap a stop to read the verse that names it, and step through the journey in order. • Pinch to zoom now zooms around your fingers. Marking • The marking tools stay in place while a new mark saves, instead of sliding away and back. • On wide screens, long-pressing a word no longer scrolls the page out from under your finger.