BibleLectio

12Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness…

John 8:12 · King James Version
Jesus's words in gold

Built to be the best Bible app there is.

The ultimate way to read and study God's Word. On your phone, your iPad and your computer.

Open BibleLectioComing to the App Store

Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. Sign in only to carry your library to every device.

What makes this Bible app different.

The cross dial.

Hold any verse in BibleLectio and everything you can do with it opens under your finger. Save it to your library, link it to another verse, colour its words, share it or bookmark it, with no menus to dig through.

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Who is speaking.

In BibleLectio’s King James Version every speaker has a colour of their own, the whole way through the Bible. God and Jesus are in gold and angels in blue, so you always know who is talking.

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Write in it.

Double-tap a verse, or double-click it on a computer, and a page opens under it, right there in the Bible. Write on it with an Apple Pencil or type, and your notes stay with their verse.

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Your library.

Save the verses that stop you to a library of your own, sort them into folders, pin them and link them to each other. Sign in and your library goes with you to every device.

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Your words.

Keep the words you are studying in a dictionary of your own, each with its meaning from Strong’s, Easton’s Bible Dictionary or Webster’s. Tap one in the Bible and its card shows what it means and the verses you keep it with.

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The map.

BibleLectio puts 1,335 places from the Bible on a painted map of the Bible’s world. Tap a place to read every verse that names it.

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12texts
4languages
1,335places on the map
69topics

BibleLectio at a glance.

What it is
BibleLectio is a Bible app for reading and studying the Bible on your phone, your iPad and your computer.
Works on
Phones, iPads and computers, in any web browser at app.biblelectio.com. The iPhone and iPad app is coming to the App Store.
To start
Nothing to install and no account needed. Sign in only to carry your library to every device.
Bibles
12 texts in English, Spanish, Japanese and Hebrew, among them the King James Version, the World English Bible, the Reina-Valera 1909 and the Hebrew Bible with a Hebrew New Testament.
Dictionaries
Strong’s Hebrew and Greek, Easton’s Bible Dictionary (1897) and Webster’s Dictionary (1913); for the Spanish Reina-Valera, the Real Academia’s dictionary of 1914 and Rand’s Diccionario de la Santa Biblia.
For study
Who is speaking in colour, notes written with an Apple Pencil or typed, links between verses, bookmarks, underlines and colours of your own.
For reading
69 topics, 5 reading plans and Listen, which reads the chapter aloud.
The map
1,335 places from the Bible on a painted map of the Bible’s world.

Questions people ask.

What is BibleLectio?

BibleLectio is a Bible app for reading and studying the Bible on your phone, your iPad and your computer. Hold any verse and the cross dial opens under your finger, to save the verse to your library, link it to another verse, colour its words or bookmark it.

Which Bible app is good for studying, not only reading?

BibleLectio is made for both. Keep the verses that stop you in a library of your own, link verses to each other, write or type notes under them with an Apple Pencil or the keyboard, and tap a Hebrew word to see what it means.

Is there a Bible app that shows who is speaking?

Yes. In BibleLectio’s King James Version every speaker has a colour of their own, the whole way through the Bible. God and Jesus are in gold and angels in blue, so you always know who is talking.

Can I write notes in the Bible with an Apple Pencil?

Yes. BibleLectio opens a page under any verse that you can write on with an Apple Pencil, or type on. Your notes stay with their verse.

Which Bibles and translations does BibleLectio have?

BibleLectio has the King James Version, the World English Bible, the American Standard Version, the Reina-Valera 1909 in Spanish, the Japanese Colloquial Bible of 1955, the Hebrew Bible (Westminster Leningrad Codex) with a Hebrew New Testament (Salkinson-Ginsburg, 1886), and the Apocrypha, 1 Enoch, Jubilees, Jasher and the Testament of Moses.

Is there a Bible app with a map of Bible places?

Yes. BibleLectio puts 1,335 places from the Bible on a painted map of the Bible’s world. Tap a place to read every verse that names it.

Is there a Bible app with Strong’s numbers and a Bible dictionary?

Yes. In BibleLectio, hold a word in the King James Version and choose Dictionary on the cross dial. From then on, tap the word and its card shows what Strong’s, Easton’s Bible Dictionary and Webster’s Dictionary of 1913 say of it; tap one to read it.

How do I link Bible verses together?

In BibleLectio, hold a verse, choose Link verse on the cross dial and tap any other verse, in any book. Tap as many as you like, then Done. Linked lists every verse joined to that verse, with its words.

Is there a Bible app with reading plans that reads the Bible aloud?

Yes. BibleLectio has five reading plans, among them the Bible in a year, the New Testament in 90 days and the four Gospels in 30 days, and opens on the day’s chapter. Listen reads the chapter aloud, verse by verse, in your device’s voice.

Where can I find Bible verses about worry, fear or grief?

BibleLectio’s Topics has 69 topics for what people go through, among them worry, fear, grief, depression, anger and forgiving others. Each topic opens with the verses people love most, then every verse on it, and each has its own page at biblelectio.com/topics/.

Do I need an account to use BibleLectio?

No. Open BibleLectio in your browser and start reading. Sign in only to carry your library to every device. The iPhone and iPad app is coming to the App Store.

Start with the next verse that stops you.

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