Examine: Scripture
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New: a Commentary lens in the reader — tap any verse to read classic, public-domain study commentary (Matthew Henry or Jamieson-Fausset-Brown) in a quiet pop-up, without leaving the passage. Also: the book list now reads top to bottom with collapsible Old and New Testament sections, and a simpler, clearer Weigh.
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Examine is a quiet, scripture-first Bible reader for people who want to read closely and think carefully. Named for the Bereans of Acts 17:11 who "examined the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so", Examine is built for that kind of reading, and it holds one firm line: the AI never writes or paraphrases Scripture. Every verse comes straight from a published translation, shown exactly as published. READ • NIV, NLT, The Message, and ESV • A calm, typographic reader that opens any verse in its full chapter, never stripped of context • Highlight verses in four colors; highlights follow the verse across translations • Everything saved on your device with no account required STUDY • Ask: pose a question and get a grounded answer that points to the passages it rests on • Weigh: test any teaching, lyric, sermon, or quote against Scripture; Examine surfaces the passages for and against, and lets you judge • Trace: follow a phrase across the whole canon, Genesis to Revelation, verified verse by verse • Greek interlinear: read the New Testament word by word, with lemmas, parsing, and every place a word appears PRINCIPLES • Scripture is never generated, paraphrased, or summarized by AI • No ads, no tracking, no account • The reading, and the conclusions, are yours Examine points you to the Word. The rest is between you and it.
What's new · 1.3.0
New: a Commentary lens in the reader — tap any verse to read classic, public-domain study commentary (Matthew Henry or Jamieson-Fausset-Brown) in a quiet pop-up, without leaving the passage. Also: the book list now reads top to bottom with collapsible Old and New Testament sections, and a simpler, clearer Weigh.
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