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DeepWord Bible

Same English word. Different Greek word. See the difference in one tap.

deepwordbible.com App StoreEntertainment & Media / Books & Reading

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<5K
Oct 2026
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$9.99/mo
Higher than 60% of peersNiche median $7.800000000000001/mo
Creators
Pierre Roberge
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Launched
5mo ago
2026-06-11 · Est.

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DeepWord: Hebrew & Greek Study
PIERRE ROBERGEReferenceBooks
Updated 4mo ago
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2026-03-22265 MB
Latest Release Notes (v2.1)

2.0 gave you the original word. 2.1 teaches you to read the sentence it lives in. Words carry meaning. Sentences carry the argument. This update is about seeing how a verse actually thinks: NEW — The verb's real force. Was it done once or kept being done? Did he do it, or have it done to him? Word Study now explains what each verb is actually doing — and lifts the sense that fits your verse to the top. NEW — The argument, visible. "For." "Therefore." "So that." "But." These small words are the hinges every argument turns on — and translations rush past them. DeepWord now flags each one and tells you what it's doing: giving a reason, drawing a conclusion, marking a turn. NEW — Promises, kept. Where an Old Testament promise is picked up in the New, the cross-reference now says so — in both directions. Start at the promise or start at the fulfillment; the thread is yours to pull. NEW — Notes where you need them. A rare word, a repeated word, a meaning that shifted — short notes now appear right on the word, while you're reading it, not buried three screens away. Also: cross-references are now ranked by how closely they connect (with a line explaining why, and shared words highlighted), and every word card now leads with one clear meaning — the full range of readings is one tap away. Fixed: every Psalm with a title now opens fully in Study, Septuagint references read cleanly, and the Lexham English Bible is back. If DeepWord has opened up a verse for you, a rating or review truly helps other readers find it. And if something feels off — Settings now has a "Send a suggestion" button that comes straight to me. Every message gets read.

You've read that verse a dozen times — and still feel like you're missing something. That feeling isn't a lack of faith. And it isn't you. You're reading a translation: one scholar's choice of words, where the original carried layers an English word can't hold. DeepWord puts the actual Hebrew and Greek beneath every verse, one tap away, made readable. Built not for seminary — for you. SEE WHAT THE ENGLISH COULDN'T TELL YOU Tap "love" in 1 Corinthians 13. The Greek is agapē — the same word your Bible renders "charity," "affection," and "benevolence" in other verses. Each is a facet the translator had to choose between. DeepWord shows them all, color-mapped to the original word across every translation. No other Bible app does this. WHAT OPENS UP Read the original, word by word — switch any chapter into Hebrew or Greek, each word with its plain-English meaning beneath it. Read the text the way it was written. Never lose the thread — tap "he," "it," or "this one" and see exactly what it points back to. Grammar in plain words — not parsing codes: what the tense means, and what the verb is actually doing (reflexive, repeated, causing something to happen). Watch the argument unfold — the logic words ("for," "therefore," "so that," "but") flagged and explained, so you see how a verse reasons, not just what it says. Notes right on the word — a rare word, a repeated word, a shift in meaning, surfaced while you read. Follow a promise across the Bible — 344,799 ranked cross-references, with Old Testament promises flagged where the New Testament picks them up. A scholar's library in plain English — the BDB, Thayer's, and Abbott-Smith lexicons rebuilt as readable entries, not walls of abbreviations. Chase any word as deep as you want — every occurrence, its root, its whole word family, tap after tap, without ever losing your place. Ten translations included — KJV, ASV, WEB, BSB, NHEB, YLT, BBE, Darby, LEB, RNKJV. Nothing paywalled, ever. Yours, organized — color-coded study lists, fully offline, everything bundled. ONE PURCHASE. NO SUBSCRIPTION. EVER. Serious study tools cost hundreds of dollars, then charge rent. DeepWord is $9.99 once — lifetime updates, no account, no ads, no tracking, no nag screens. Buy it once, own it forever. PERFECT FOR WORD NERDS DeepWord was made for a particular kind of reader — the one who taps a single word and looks up an hour later, three verses deep in a word family. If you've ever stopped mid-verse and wondered "what does that word REALLY say?", you're one of us, and this app was built for you. (If a quick daily verse is more your pace, that's a good pace too — DeepWord just goes deeper than you may need.) Stop reading around the Word. Read it.

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Entry price $9.99/mo, Higher than 60% of peers; “Books & Reading” median is $7.800000000000001/mo.View pricing benchmark

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What is DeepWord Bible and what platforms does it support?
DeepWord Bible is catalogued under Books & Reading: Same English word. Different Greek word. See the difference in one tap.. Supported platforms: Mobile App.

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