BibleScope: Message and ERV 6.0.3

BibleScope is a dedicated Bible study application tailored exclusively for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch devices. This version incorporates the Message and Easy to Read Version (ERV) translations, providing users with accessible and comprehensible scripture versions.

Additional versions of BibleScope available in the App Store include:

• BibleScope with the NIV, The Message, and ERV
• BibleScope (standard version)

Beyond these core translations, the application supports a comprehensive collection of other biblical versions which are included in the standard package:

• King James Version (KJV)
• NET Bible (NSB)
• World English Bible (WEB)
• Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary
• Spanish Reina Valera Antigua
• Easton's Bible Dictionary

Additionally, the app offers free downloads of various translations and commentaries accessible from within the platform:

• KJV with Strongs
• ASV
• Young's Literal Translation
• Darby Translation and Darby's Commentary
• Spanish Sagradas Escrituras
• Portuguese Translation
• German Luther Translation
• Russian Translation
• Chinese Union Simplified and Traditional
• Latin Vulgate
• Korean Revised Version
• Byzantine Greek New Testament with accents
• Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
• Adam Clarke Commentary
• Italian La Nuova Diodati
• Japanese Colloquial Bible
• John Gill Commentary

The application also offers purchasing options for additional translations, including:

• NIV and NIrV (New International Version and New International reading Version)
• English Standard Version (ESV)
• New American Standard Bible (NASB)
• La Palabra de Dios Para Todos (PDT)
• Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) and its Study Bible version
• New Living Translation (NLT)

The app features robust note-taking capabilities, allowing users to add notes for individual verses by selecting verse numbers or within a dedicated Notes interface. General notes facilitate capturing sermons or teachings unrelated to specific verses, with organizational folders available for better management. Notes can be shared via email, synchronized with a remote server for backups, and edited through a web browser to include insights from other sources.

Bookmarking functions enable users to mark verses, organize bookmarks into folders, and synchronize these across devices via server backups. Highlighting features allow colorful annotations on any verse, enhancing visual study. The search function supports keyword and phrase queries within specific sections of the Bible, including the Old Testament or New Testament, and integrates with Easton's dictionary for biblical definitions.

The application accommodates advanced viewing options with landscape mode and split-screen displays showing two translations side by side. Navigation is flexible, utilizing a wheel dial, table selection with a shortcut bar, or single-page buttons for books, chapters, and verses. Customization options in the settings menu include background themes, font types and sizes, and color schemes. All content resides locally within the app, eliminating the need for an internet connection.

User interface elements such as top and bottom bars automatically slide in or out upon screen interaction. Words of Christ are highlighted in red in compatible translations like KJV, WEB, NIV, ESV, and NASB. The app maintains a verse history for quick navigation between recent passages. Additionally, it features daily devotional materials including Charles Spurgeon's Morning and Evening readings, Daily Path devotional, and a structured Bible reading plan to facilitate reading through the entire scriptures in a year.

Further screenshots and detailed information are available at http://www.biblescopeapp.com.