Study & memorize

Bible reader

Read chapter by chapter in multiple translations and languages, including the deuterocanon via the New Catholic Bible, and your version follows you into every quiz.

Built for quizzers · parents · church leaders

The feature

What is it?

A verse can't live in your heart until you've actually read it, in the exact translation your program uses. The Memr.is reader puts the whole Bible in one clean view: pick a version, pick a book from the Old or New Testament list, tap a chapter, read. Three taps and you're in.,Six English versions come ready to go: KJV, NKJV, NIV, ESV, AMP, and the New Catholic Bible. Rights stay honest: the public-domain KJV can go fully offline, while licensed versions load from the server with their attributions intact. The language picker calls every language by its own name (Español, not 'Spanish'), and right-to-left scripts like Hebrew and Arabic are built into the design.,Here's the best part: your version pick isn't just a reading setting. Save it once and it follows you everywhere (study decks, quizzes, VerseReels, topics), so you drill, review, and get quizzed in the exact wording you'll be scored on. No surprises on quiz day.

  • Version, book, chapter: three taps and you're reading, with Old and New Testament neatly grouped
  • Six English versions: KJV, NKJV, NIV, ESV, AMP, and the New Catholic Bible
  • All seven deuterocanonical books, right there in the NCB
  • Every language listed by its own name, with right-to-left scripts built in
  • The public-domain KJV can go fully offline; licensed versions load from the server
  • Pick your version once and it follows you into decks, quizzes, VerseReels, and topics

Step by step

How you'll use it

If you're a quizzer

New portion just dropped: three chapters you've never read closely. Time to fix that.

  1. Lock in your program's version

    Open Read and set your language and translation in the picker. Once. It saves to your profile and sticks everywhere, quizzes included.

  2. Jump straight to the portion

    Pick the book from the Old or New Testament list, tap the chapter number in the grid, and the whole chapter loads in one clean view.

  3. Read it in context first

    Read the full chapter before you drill a single word. Verses stick way better when you know the story they live in.

  4. Slide into study mode

    When a verse grabs you, drop it into a study deck and start drilling it in the same wording you just read.

If you're a parent

Family devotions, one phone, everyone reading along.

  1. Open tonight's chapter

    Pull up the chapter in the version your family reads: book list, chapter grid, three taps and you're there.

  2. Compare versions on the spot

    When a phrase lands oddly, flip the picker to another translation of the same chapter and compare in seconds.

  3. Follow your quizzer's portion

    Read the same chapters your quizzer is memorizing this week, so dinner-table review actually matches their wording.

If you're a church leader

Your congregation spans traditions, and translations.

  1. Serve every tradition

    Point readers to the version their background expects, including the New Catholic Bible with all seven deuterocanonical books.

  2. Prep from one place

    Read and reference chapters for teaching right in the app your quizzing ministry already uses.

  3. Keep your program consistent

    Standardize on one version, knowing every member's saved preference carries that wording into their study decks and quizzes.

Quick questions

Good to know

Which Bible translations does Memr.is include?

Six English versions: KJV, NKJV, NIV, ESV, AMP, and the New Catholic Bible (NCB). The NCB includes all seven deuterocanonical books, the public-domain KJV is available fully offline, and the licensed versions load from the server with their attributions intact.

Does Memr.is include the deuterocanonical books?

Yes. The New Catholic Bible in Memr.is includes all seven deuterocanonical books, so communities that read them can study and memorize from them like any other book.

Does my chosen translation apply to quizzes too?

Yes. You save your preferred language and version once, and they follow you from the reader into study decks, quizzes, VerseReels, and topics, so you always drill and get graded in the exact wording your program uses.

Can Memr.is display right-to-left languages?

Yes. The reader and its language picker are direction-aware, so right-to-left scripts like Hebrew and Arabic display correctly, and every language is listed by its own native name.

Read it in the wording you'll be scored on

Hop on the early-access list and get the reader, your translation, and your whole portion in one place at launch.

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