Genesis to Revelation, one chapter at a time — the pages turning themselves. On the commute, over dishes, into sleep.
The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul…
That’s the whole instruction. The rest is listening.
One chapter ends, the next begins — 1,189 chapters from Genesis to Revelation, entirely offline. Nothing to stream, nothing to queue.
Stop anywhere; resume at the very verse. Bookmarks hold the other places — as many as your Bible has ribbons.
A sleep timer lets the Word read you to rest — fifteen, thirty, or sixty minutes, then quiet.
Every verse is on screen as it’s read, the current line marked in gold. Listen, or read along — warm type on a lamplit page.
Chapters count as they’re heard. Every book fills toward finished — until the day the whole Book is.
Listening speed from unhurried to brisk, and a choice of reading voice — who reads to you is yours to decide.
Every verse verbatim from the King James text — public domain, unabridged, bundled in the app.
Billed by the App Store. Cancel anytime. No ads, no feed, no upsells inside — the subscription is the whole of it.
From New Day — the morning half of the pair is Bible Bell: the alarm that wakes you with the verse of the day, and rings again at noon and evening.