Questions
Everything you might wonder about reading, studying, and writing in Biblelexical. Offline, free, and private.
Questions
No. After you install it, the app works completely offline. You only need a connection if you choose to download extra translations or commentaries.
No. There is no sign up and no login. You just open the app and start reading.
Biblelexical is free, with no ads and no subscription. There is nothing locked behind a payment.
Yes. Everything you write, notes, highlights, bookmarks, and reading history, stays on your phone. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Yes. Tap any word to see its original Hebrew or Greek, transliteration, Strong's number, morphology, and a full lexicon definition. It is built in and free. Learn more about original-language study.
An English translation is included so the app works the moment you install it. Many more translations across a dozen languages are available to download for free, so you can read in the version that feels like home.
Yes. You can download free commentaries from teachers such as John Wesley, Matthew Henry, John Gill, and John Calvin, and read them right beside the verse.
Yes. You can follow plans like the Bible in a year, the New Testament in ninety days, or the Gospels in a month, and the app tracks whether you are on pace, ahead, or behind.
Yes. There is a clean editor for notes and sermons, and you can insert Bible verses with a tap. Everything is saved privately on your device. See how sermon writing works.
You can export a backup of your notes and bring it across to a new phone yourself. Your data is yours to move.
Yes. Biblelexical is available for both iOS and Android.
The app interface is available in twelve languages, including English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Italian, Korean, Croatian, Serbian, and Turkish.
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