The only Bible app with synonym-mapped highlighting

See every shade of meaning
the original word carried.

Tap any word in Hebrew or Greek. DeepWord finds every occurrence of the same root — and every semantic cousin — and highlights them in context across the whole Bible. No competitor does this.

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DeepWord reader showing Galatians 3
Word study modal showing the Greek root behind 'clothed'
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Tap one Hebrew or Greek word. Every English rendering — across every translation — lights up. This is what synonym-mapped highlighting means.

A study session

Galatians 3:27 says you have been "clothed with Christ."
What does clothed actually mean?

You've read this verse before. This time, you want to understand it.

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Open Galatians 3.

"For all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ." A verse you've read a hundred times. Today, you stop on it.

DeepWord reader showing Galatians 3
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Tap the verse. See how every translation rendered it.

ASV says "did put on." BBE says the same. BSB says "have clothed yourselves." Darby says "have put on." Each translator made a choice. You see them all.

Galatians 3:27 in nine translations side-by-side
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See the original Greek behind every English word.

Clothed comes from enduō. Christ comes from Christos. Baptized from baptizō. The English you read, mapped word-by-word to the language Paul actually wrote in.

Galatians 3:27 word-by-word with original Greek
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Tap "clothed."

ἐνδύω · clothed. "To put on, clothe oneself." Plain English definition. The Greek breakdown shows the word's parts: ἐν (in/on/among) and δύνω (in the sense of sinking into a garment). Already deeper than your study Bible footnote.

Word study modal showing the short definition of enduō
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Want more? The full lexicon entry is right there.

BDB-style structured definition. Every embedded Greek term shows its English meaning inline — δύναμιν (power), ἀφθαρσίαν (incorruptibility), καινὸν (new). No seminary library required to read scholarly material.

Full BDB-style lexicon entry with inline English glosses
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Then synonym-mapped highlighting does its thing.

Every other place this same Greek word appears in Scripture — with the English rendering highlighted. Be clothed. Has been clothed with. Putting on. Donned. Different English words. Same Greek root. Visible at a glance.

Other Occurrences showing synonym-mapped highlighting across verses
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Cross-references give you the broader story.

Romans 13:14: "clothe yourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ." Ephesians 4:24: "put on the new self." Twenty verses connect the dots. The text speaks to itself, and you have a guided path through it.

Cross-references showing related verses

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DeepWordLogosOlive TreeBlue Letter
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Synonym-mapped highlighting✓———
Mobile-first design✓Desktop-first✓2013
Hebrew/Greek + Strong's + BDB✓✓Add-on✓
Cross-references included344,799✓✓✓
Works fully offline✓—✓—
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FAQ

Common questions.

Everything you'd want to know before buying.

Do I need to know Hebrew or Greek to use DeepWord?
No. DeepWord is built for serious students who read English. Tap any word in your translation and the Hebrew or Greek behind it appears with its meaning, lexicon entry, and every other verse where the same root shows up. The original languages do the work — you stay in English.
Which translations are included?
Nine: KJV, NKJV, ASV, BSB (Berean Standard), YLT (Young's Literal), Darby, BBE (Bible in Basic English), NHEB (New Heart English Bible), and LEB (Lexham English Bible). All public domain or freely licensed. No subscription or in-app purchase to unlock more.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. iOS only for now. Shipping one excellent experience beats shipping two compromised ones. Android may come later.
How is this different from the free Bible apps I already have?
Free apps give you the text. DeepWord gives you the structure beneath it. Tap any word and see the original Hebrew or Greek, its full lexicon entry (BDB for Hebrew, Greek lexicons for Greek), every verse where the same root appears, and how different translators rendered it. The synonym-mapped highlighting is the part nobody else does.
What is "synonym-mapped highlighting" exactly?
Translators don't always agree on which English word to use. KJV says "raiment"; BSB says "clothes." DeepWord knows these came from the same Greek word and treats them as one — so when you tap that Greek word, every place it appears across every translation lights up, regardless of how the translator phrased it.
Will I keep getting updates after I buy?
Yes. $19.99 once, lifetime updates. New features, expanded data, bug fixes — all included. No "Pro" tier, no future paywall.
Can I read it offline?
Yes. Everything ships inside the app — Hebrew, Greek, Strong's, BDB, all nine translations, 344,799 cross-references. Once installed, it works fully offline.
Is this affiliated with any denomination or theological tradition?
No. DeepWord is a study tool, not a curriculum. The translations and lexicons included represent a range of traditions. Whatever you bring to the text, the original languages and cross-references are there to help you go deeper.