Colophon: Interlinear Bible

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About this app

Colophon is an offline study Bible built on one idea: there are older words under your English, and now you can touch them.

Reverse-interlinear style — tap any English word to see the Greek or Hebrew behind it: the original word, its transliteration, its sense, and how often it appears across Scripture. No account. No feed. No tracking. Just the text and its languages.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Tap any word in the KJV for its Strong's Greek or Hebrew entry — right inside your reading, without losing your place
- Read public-domain translations (KJV, WEB, BSB) fully offline
- Keep notes and highlights that survive every update — your study is never lost
- Search the text, follow cross-references, and read in a calm, distraction-free page
- Free at the core — every translation, Strong's, search, notes, and export

NO ONE'S INTERPRETATION
Colophon carries the text and its original languages, not a doctrinal slant. Public-domain sources, transparently attributed. Your notes and highlights stay on your device — Colophon has no servers and collects nothing.

COLOPHON PRO (optional, one-time)
A single unlock — never a subscription, never a nag — adds the study desk (two translations abreast, verse by verse), notebooks that gather scattered notes into a study, print-ready study sheets, further reading palettes, note import, and Backup & Restore: your whole study in one file you keep, on any device, with no account. The study itself is always free.

The words under the words.
Tap any word for the Greek or Hebrew behind it. Offline. No account, ever.
Updated on
Sep 9, 2026
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  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

What’s new

Hebrew word studies read as one word again. Strong's writes the shewa as a small raised e — tehôwm, rebîyʻîy — and the app carried no such letter, so the phone borrowed one: wrong slant, wrong size, a gap on each side. One Hebrew entry in six showed it. Colophon now sets the letter itself.

Hebrew quoted inside a definition, or typed into your own note, is set in the Hebrew face the app ships rather than whatever the phone supplies.