Heb12 Bible0.4.0

Read Bible chapters on a desktop through Heb12 Bible, a straightforward reader for consulting biblical text during reading or study. Its reading history records the chapters you open, allowing recent passages to be revisited without searching from the beginning. Bookmarks preserve individual chapters for later reference, helping you keep a personal collection of study passages.

Selecting a verse opens a popup where you can compare that verse with other translations while continuing to read. French localization supports reading the Bible in French, while additional languages are planned for future development and are not part of the current feature set. Built with Electron, the software is published by Ted Jameson.

Heb12 Bible suits individual Bible reading, personal study, and quick reference when working through chapters on a computer. It belongs to the Education category and is useful for readers who want a focused way to return to passages and examine translation differences.

The open-source release runs on Linux with snapd and supports x86_64 (amd64) hardware. Version 0.4.0 is still considered unstable, with a planned release expected to add further features.