What DeepWord Bible does
DeepWord Bible is an iOS Bible study app built around direct access to the original languages. Every English word links back to the Hebrew or Greek behind it, so readers can slow down on a verse and see how each term was translated, without needing prior training in either source language.
Core study features
- Original text with plain-English glosses for every Hebrew and Greek word, plus an interlinear reading mode that keeps the source-language order.
- Ten English translations alongside the source text for side-by-side comparison.
- Classic lexicons included: BDB, Thayer, Abbott-Smith, and Strong.
- 344,799 cross references spanning both Testaments, plus a concordance for every word occurrence.
- Synonym-mapped highlighting that shows how different translators rendered the same Hebrew or Greek word.
- Grammar notes and a Bible dictionary for names, places, and language points.
- Color-coded saved verse lists for personal study organization.
Access and pricing
DeepWord Bible is a one-time purchase of USD 9.99 on iOS, including lifetime updates. There are no subscriptions, no ads, and no account signup. All content is designed to work fully offline once installed, which suits travel, sermon prep, and classroom use where connectivity is unreliable.
Who benefits most
The app is aimed at serious Bible readers, students, and teachers who regularly stop at a verse to ask what a specific word means in the original. Casual daily-reading users can still use it as a translation reader, but the depth shows up when the source-language and lexicon layers are actually opened.
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