Colophon: Interlinear Bible

Android app by algoguy. Books & Reference · algoguy

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Free to download
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1.2.2
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2026-09-15

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Colophon is an offline study Bible built on one idea: there are older words under your English, and now you can touch them. Reverse-interlinear style — tap any English word to see the Greek or Hebrew behind it: the original word, its transliteration, its sense, and how often it appears across Scripture. No account. No feed. No tracking. Just the text and its languages. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Tap any word in the KJV for its Strong's Greek or Hebrew entry — right inside your reading, without losing your place - Read public-domain translations (KJV, WEB, BSB) fully offline - Keep notes and highlights that survive every update — your study is never lost - Search the text, follow cross-references, and read in a calm, distraction-free page - Free at the core — every translation, Strong's, search, notes, and export NO ONE'S INTERPRETATION Colophon carries the text and its original languages, not a doctrinal slant. Public-domain sources, transparently attributed. Your notes and highlights stay on your device — Colophon has no servers and collects nothing. COLOPHON PRO (optional, one-time) A single unlock — never a subscription, never a nag — adds the study desk (two translations abreast, verse by verse), notebooks that gather scattered notes into a study, print-ready study sheets, further reading palettes, note import, and Backup & Restore: your whole study in one file you keep, on any device, with no account. The study itself is always free. The words under the words.

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