What's new

Search any word in the Bible and see every verse it appears in.

• Word search across all 66 books

  The new concordance indexes the whole King James Version. Search a word and see every verse that contains it, with counts by book and testament, and filters for the Old or New Testament.

  Open the concordance →
• Words connected to the Atlas

  Where a word is a person, place or journey, the results page carries the maps, timeline moments and thematic connections beside it — and every verse opens in the reader with its context panels intact.

Jump straight to any verse — book, chapter and verse in seconds.

• Verse picking inside the chapter selector

  Verse selection now lives inside the book navigator. Open the book list, pick a book, tap a chapter and choose the exact verse — only verses that actually exist are offered.

  Open John 4:4 →
• Permanent verse links

  Every verse now has its own address, like /john/4/4. Shared links open the chapter, highlight the verse and keep all the maps, people and connections in place. Existing links still work.

Bible Atlas now tells you what changed since your last visit.

• Versioned release notes

  Every update is now recorded with a version and date. Anything released since your last visit is grouped at the top of this page so you never miss a new feature.

• New-feature indicator

  A dot appears on the settings gear when there are updates you haven't seen, and a dismissible banner in the reader links straight to the notes.

Choose your delivery time and diagnose notification problems in-app.

• Daily verse push notifications

  Get one verse a day delivered to your device. Readings follow the church calendar through Advent, Lent, Holy Week, Eastertide and Pentecost.

• Choose your delivery time

  Pick the hour and minute that works for you. Delivery times are stored per device and respect your local timezone.

• Notification diagnostics

  Run an in-app diagnostic report to see your browser's permission state, service-worker health and subscription status, with clear next steps when something is blocked.

Bible versions, KJV by default, and preferences restored before the page paints.

• Bible version switcher

  Choose between public-domain translations: King James Version (KJV), American Standard Version (ASV), and World English Bible (WEB). KJV is the default.

  Try it in Genesis 1 →
• Persistent, instant settings

  Text size, line spacing, theme, original-language mode, Bible version and notification time are saved immediately and restored before the page paints.

Save books to your device and keep reading without a network.

• Offline reading mode

  Save individual books to your device and keep reading when the network disappears. Saved chapters and opened context panels remain available offline.

Find any verse, and look behind the English into Hebrew and Greek.

• Search the whole Bible

  Search by keyword or jump straight to a reference like John 3:16. Results take you directly to the verse and highlight the matching text.

• Original languages layer

  Tap any word while reading to see the Hebrew or Greek behind it: transliteration, pronunciation, root word, meaning range, related words and other occurrences.

Trace themes across Scripture and colour-code the verses that matter to you.

• Threads — thematic connections

  Discover how Scripture themes echo across the Bible. Explore links like Passover → Last Supper, Abraham and Isaac → the cross, and Melchizedek → Hebrews on an interactive graph.

  Explore connections →
• Verse highlighting

  Tap any verse number while reading to colour-code it. Your highlights are saved on this device and gathered on a personal highlights page.

  View my highlights →

Explore artifacts in 3D and convert biblical weights, lengths and currency.

• Interactive 3D artifacts

  Objects like the Ark, Menorah, Temple veil, Roman cross, Tabernacle and scrolls are now explorable. Each includes measurements, materials, construction notes and purpose.

• Biblical economy converter

  Tap weights, lengths and currencies such as denarius, talent, cubit or shekel to convert them into modern USD and metric equivalents.

See where events happened in today's world.

• Interactive maps with a Today layer

  Biblical places appear as tappable references. Maps overlay modern borders and names on top of ancient geography so you can see where events happened in today's world.

All 66 books, readable with context in place.

• Complete Bible canon

  Bible Atlas covers all 66 books of the Protestant canon, from Genesis to Revelation. Every chapter is available to read and explore.