Choosing a book and chapter
Tap the title to pick any book and chapter. The arrows step to the next or previous chapter.
Tutorials
Each one is under a minute, recorded on an iPad. Watch the one you need, or play them all in order. Tap the video to pause it.
Play them all, one after another
A page and a few big buttons. Nothing else.
Tap the title to pick any book and chapter. The arrows step to the next or previous chapter.
Size makes every word on the page larger, as large as you need.
Tap a verse, then Speak. Each word lights up as it's read. Tap the verse to pause, and again to carry on.
One setting decides how much is on the screen: Simple Reader, Reference Bible, or Ask – Tell Me More.
What a study Bible prints beside the text, one tap away.
Beside the page: the people a verse names, its words in the Hebrew or Greek, and the verses that speak to it.
A tapped reference opens over the page. Go to takes you there, and a bookmark brings you back.
The Margin can sit beside the page or rise over it as a drawer you can raise and lower.
The verse you half-remember, from one word.
Type a word or a phrase. Every verse that has it, and the word lit on the page.
Whole Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, or just the book you're in. Tap a verse for its card.
Questions answered from trusted references, on the iPad itself.
Start from a suggestion, or ask in your own words, typed or spoken.
Apple Intelligence reads the commentaries and dictionaries on this iPad and writes a short answer. Every point says where it came from.
Under the answer, the references themselves, in their own words. A verse they mention opens as a card.
Show every kind of reference, or just one: commentary, cross-references, the dictionaries.
Go to opens the verse in the Bible. The bookmark takes you back to where you were.
The reading profile, the voice, text size, the words of Christ in red, and which reference works Ask reads.
Two settings on the iPad that make the app sound and work its best.
Settings › Accessibility › Read & Speak › Voices: download a natural voice, then choose it in the app. A Siri voice is the most natural of all.
Ask writes its answers with Apple Intelligence. Settings › Apple Intelligence & Siri, on an iPad that supports it.
Everything in the videos is in the guide — the same one that's inside the app under Settings › About.