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About ScriptSearch: KJV Bible Study

ScriptSearch is a powerful all-in-one Bible study and search app designed to help you explore Scripture faster, deeper, and more intuitively. Whether you're tracing a theme, chasing a cross-reference, studying biblical languages, or reading classic commentary, ScriptSearch helps you get there in seconds. Now export in PDF or docx. SEARCH SMARTER Go beyond a basic Bible concordance. Search a verse or passage and instantly see every match, highlighted right in the text. Run a theme search to discover related Scripture you didn't know to look for. Use connection search to follow any verse across the entire Bible through cross-references, synonyms, and thematic links - and see why each connection surfaced, with clear tags for Scofield references, community-affirmed cross-references, and shared themes. One unified results list ranks the strongest connections first, with an optional "text matches only" filter. SCOFIELD REFERENCE BIBLE & GAEBELEIN COMMENTARY Study with two commentaries - C. I. Scofield's Reference Bible (1917) and Arno C. Gaebelein's Annotated Bible (1913–1922) - woven throughout the app. Verses show an inline marker: tap to read without leaving your reading - Scofield's concise notes with their classic catchword lead, or Gaebelein's passage-by-passage exposition. Every book opens with an introduction from your chosen source. Scofield's cross-references also power connection search as full, two-directional passages. Add any commentary to a study note in a single tap. CLARENCE LARKIN'S PROPHETIC CHARTS All 90 charts from Clarence Larkin's Dispensational Truth (1920), the drawings generations of Bible students learned the ages from. More than 1,450 Scripture references printed on the charts are tappable: Study it or read it in context. Verses that appear on the charts link back to them from the Bible reader, commentary, reading plans and connection search. WORD STUDY - GREEK & HEBREW Tap any verse to explore it word by word in biblical Greek and Hebrew. Powered by the Textus Receptus (New Testament) and the Masoretic Text (Old Testament), each word includes its definition, transliteration, pronunciation, and grammatical form explained in plain English. Search the Strong's Concordance to find every occurrence of any word across the entire Bible, filtered by book. AUTO STUDY NOTES ScriptSearch automatically (and optionally) keeps track of the searches you run, the connections you explore, the passages you read, and the commentary you consult - then offers to save it all as a study note when you're done. Scofield references are saved as tappable links you can reopen or import inline. Every session becomes a record of where your study took you. BUILD A WEB OF INTERCONNECTED STUDIES Through automated study tracking, build a web of interconnected ideas and link your studies together through bi-directional notes. STUDY TOGETHER Create or join a private study group and explore Scripture alongside others. Share your studies and favorite verses to the group, then talk them through in real-time group chat and comment on what others post. HIGHLIGHT & BOOKMARK PASSAGES Mark Scripture with color highlights. Bookmark any verse so you can find it instantly. Everything you mark is saved, organized, and backed up to your account. DAILY DISCOVERY Start each day with a verse and connected passages curated around a theme - now drawn from richly annotated Scripture, so there's always commentary to explore. A fresh starting point for your Bible study, every morning. ScriptSearch is the Bible study app for anyone who wants to go deeper - one connection at a time.

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What’s new

Version 3.9.2 · Updated September 19, 2026

What's New The Seventy Weeks: Daniel & Revelation - A new guided study that reads Daniel beside Revelation, from the sealed book to the stone that fills the whole earth. - 35 stops in 8 movements. Each stop pairs a passage from Daniel with one from Revelation, or with the verses that fulfill or explain it. - See the connection in Scripture first. The words the two books share are highlighted in gold. A "Look for" question sends you into the text, and its answers are underlined in the verses. - The seventy weeks, drawn as you go. Your progress is a timeline of Daniel's prophecy: seven weeks, sixty-two weeks, the Church age between them, and the final week. It fills in as you study. - Larkin's charts at every stop. Each chart opens right on the passage Larkin printed there, with more related charts listed below it. - In their own words. Quotations from Scofield, Gaebelein, Larkin, and Sir Robert Anderson's The Coming Prince. Where they disagree, such as on dates, you'll see each view side by side. A New Library - Plans are now arranged on shelves: Book Studies, Guided Journeys, and Classic Works. Study with Scofield has a home in the library for the first time, and a Continue card takes you back to where you left off. A Redesigned Today Tab - The plan you're reading now leads Plans & Charts, showing your next stop with a Continue button that opens it directly. Chart of the Day, Study with Scofield, and your other plans sit in one row beneath it. Read Larkin's Charts in Context - Tapping Read in context on a chart passage now opens a reader on top of the chart instead of leaving it. Compare splits the screen with another passage printed on the same chart. Done returns you to the chart, and Open in Bible is there when you want the full reader. Share Charts and Plans - Share any Larkin chart, whole or just the part you've zoomed into. The image shows its Scripture references boxed in gold, with a link that opens the chart in ScriptSearch. - Share a reading plan from the ⋯ menu inside any plan. Fixes - Opening a verse in the Bible now lands on that verse. Jumps from charts, plans, and elsewhere no longer stop short

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