DeepWord: Hebrew & Greek Study

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.
Find your way around — every book and every chapter has a one-sentence summary, so you can see what's in a passage before you read it and stop returning to the same few places.

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 GEEKS

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.

2.8 helped you read the words themselves. 2.9 goes one layer deeper: the small pieces glued onto Hebrew words, and the real things the Bible talks about.

NEW: Every piece of a Hebrew word. Hebrew glues "and", "the", "in", "from" and "my" onto its words. In Genesis 3:14 one word on the page is three in English: and, more than, every. Word Study now explains each piece in one plain line, not only the main word.

NEW: The things of the Bible. Tap mustard, hyssop, locust, camel, jasper or an ephah and Word Study now shows what Easton's and Smith's Bible dictionaries say about it: the plant, the animal, the stone, the tool, the measure. Over 450 everyday things, facts only.

NEW: Little faith. "You of little faith" is one Greek word, and only Jesus uses it, always to his disciples. A new DeepWord note counts every use, lets you read them all together, and explains why some Bibles say "unbelief" in Matthew 17:20.

NEW: More phrases to follow across the Bible. Son of David, law of Moses, cities of refuge, tablets of stone, year of jubilee, sand of the sea and more now show "This phrase elsewhere", with every place they appear.

BETTER: Verses inside DeepWord notes can now be tapped, and a list of verses opens together with "Read all".

BETTER: "In your verse" in Word Study now uses one clear text size.

If DeepWord has opened a verse for you, a quick rating helps another reader find it. Something feel off? Settings > "Send a suggestion" comes straight to me. Every message gets read.