Multi-Bible

In the Bible reading screen you can show several translations in the text in addition to the base translation. Two display modes are provided: per-verse grouping (translations grouped under a verse) and split columns. Multilingual translations can be viewed the same way; this is useful for whole-chapter comparison but can make the screen long, so turning on only as much as needed suits it.

The Multi-Bible button complements the limits of the in-text comparison setting. You normally read in one translation, and when you wonder about wording differences across translations at a particular verse, you press the button to check them in a popup.

Multi-Bible should let you save the translation set you view often. For example, you can build a personal set such as Korean Revised, KJV, WEB, and the original text, and set the display order yourself.

For long chapters, read quickly centered on one translation and open Multi-Bible only at key verses or wordings you are curious about. It is useful for checking word-choice differences across translations while preparing sermons or meditating.

Always expanding several translations on a mobile screen makes the text hard to read. So Multi-Bible suits a popup-centered flow where, even on small screens, you open and close only the verse you need.