The whole Bible, book by book, in the version you choose.
Answer three quick questions and we'll point you to the tool that fits how you study.
Some of these apps let you buy books, commentaries, and other resources for your library inside the app. Those purchases usually stay in that app and can't be moved to a different one. I suggest trying the free versions of the apps you're interested in first, and finding the one that fits you before you start building a library.
There are dozens of English Bibles, and most of the differences come down to one question: how closely should the English follow the original words? See where each Bible sits, compare a verse across them, learn why there are so many, test yourself, and find one that fits you.
God kept His promise of a Savior through every generation, from Adam to Jesus. The tree opens in its own window, one family at a time: tap a parent to climb up the tree, a child to go down, and swipe for brothers and sisters. Flip anyone's card to read about their life from the Bible and find every place they appear in Scripture. Switch to Whole tree to see every generation at once, and turn on Kids mode for friendly cartoon characters.
When you're ready for more than a short read, these are full courses, taught lecture by lecture, and seminaries that train men and women in God's Word. Many are free.
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