The Chinese Union Version beside the King James Version, with pinyin over every character and Strong's numbers back to the Hebrew and Greek. Free, offline, no ads.
Tap a word and it lights up in every language on the page. Tap “the Word” in John 1, and 道 and λόγος are marked with it while the lexicon entry opens.
The Chinese Union Version sits beside the King James Version, so each Chinese verse has its English beside it.
Pinyin sits above the Chinese, with tone colors if you want them. Tap a Chinese word to see its meaning. Read in simplified or traditional characters.
The King James text carries Strong's numbers. Tap one to read the Hebrew or Greek entry: the original word, its transliteration and pronunciation, the definition, the ways the KJV translates it, and how many verses use it.
The original text runs under each verse, word by word, with a transliteration below every word. Hebrew reads right to left for the Old Testament, and Greek for the New.
Reader for devotional reading, Student with tone colors and the original language, and Scholar with Strong's numbers and traditional characters. Each layer can also be turned on or off by itself.
There is no account and there are no ads. The whole Bible is inside the app and works offline. The app does not report what you read or search for, and anonymous usage data stays off unless you turn it on.
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