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Calm reading, plans, notes and prayer anchored to the passage.
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Become an iPray Founder. Study Scripture. Go deeper.
Join the Founder Presale at 33% off planned launch pricing. Pay today — your subscription begins when iPray launches (expected Q4 2026). Six integrated libraries, 37 branches and 327 leaf panels — every layer opens beside the passage you are studying.
The most exhaustive encyclopedic and topical entry collections on the market.
Library breadth
- 6Integrated library hubs
- 37Nested branches
- 327Leaf study panels
Study depth
- 66Canonical Bible books
- 125Encyclopedic study volumes
- Compendium of Sins
Six integrated libraries. One connected workspace.
Every hub stays decoupled in navigation — but each panel opens beside the passage you are studying. Pick a library below or search all 327 resources.
Every way Scripture asks you to respond.
Each verb opens a focused workspace. iPray keeps them distinct so nothing collapses into one overloaded dashboard.
Trace
Cross-references, concordances, roots and occurrence chains.
Compare
Translations, manuscripts, commentaries and ancient texts side by side.
Test
Apologetics workspaces with evidence and objections kept visible.
Teach
Sermon prep, curriculum, study rooms and ministry learning tracks.
Pray
Journals, prayer rooms, formation habits and recall.
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Including Hillsong, Saddleback, Bethel, Life.Church, Elevation, Lakewood, Harvest, Gateway, North Point, Christ Church London, St Helen's Bishopsgate, and Willow Creek.
One platform, every calling.
Whether you read quietly, preach weekly, defend the faith, lead a church or publish research — iPray changes the emphasis without hiding the depth underneath.
Begin with the passage.
Read without clutter, capture notes and prayer, follow a plan, and open deeper context only when you want it.
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The passage stays in charge.
Start with the biblical unit across thirteen Study the Bible modes — verse readers, TSK, Strong's, pericopes, notes, plans and word study — then open the exact layer you need.
Biblical EntriesBy VerseDevotionalEncyclopedic EntriesPericopeReading PlansSermonsStrong'sTopical EntriesTopical StudiesTSKVerse NotesWord Study
See where the thought begins and ends.
Browse whole-book structure, narrative arcs, discourse units, parallel accounts and the movement around a selected passage.
Let Scripture answer Scripture.
Use TSK links, topical chains, quotations, allusions and parallel passages without leaving the reading context.
Read simply or open every layer.
Move between clean reading, Strong's, notes, bookmarks, topical study, reading plans and personal biblical entries.
Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic without a wall of jargon.
Trace lemma, morphology, syntax, semantic range, roots, pronunciation, occurrences, lexicon entries and translation choices. Plain-language explanation sits beside technical detail.
ConcordancesInterlinearLexiconsMorphologyParsingSemantic rangeTranslation comparison
Encyclopedic library — 125 study volumes.
The expansive iPray encyclopedia of biblical themes: concordances, atlases, prophecy, devotionals, apologetics, the Compendium of Sins, the Compendium of Wisdom and labelled apocrypha — all beside the canonical text.
A reference library that behaves like a research desk.
Twenty-nine scholarly branches — commentaries, dictionaries, lexicons, concordances, encyclopedias, atlases, chronologies, grammar tools and multimedia — open one at a time or side by side.
Commentaries that stay beside the text.
Compare Matthew Henry, John Gill, Jamieson-Fausset-Brown, Keil and Delitzsch, Tyndale notes, Adam Clarke and other reference works.
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Investigate a claim before you answer it.
Build a case from Scripture, history, manuscripts, archaeology and competing arguments. Keep evidence, assumptions and counterarguments visibly separate.
ArchaeologyHistorical claimsManuscript questionsObjectionsPolemicsWorldviews
Move from exegesis to a faithful message.
Gather context, language insights, commentary, themes, illustrations and pastoral application without losing the passage that started the work.
ObserveExegeteStructurePreach
Study that becomes memory, prayer and practice.
Twelve Spiritual Tools shape daily rhythms — prayer, fasting, solitude, habits and service — while notes find paths back into Scripture and spaced recall.
Personal study Bible
Verse notes, biblical entries, devotionals, sermons and topical studies build around your own study history.
Prayer life
Requests, prayer times, answered-prayer journal and prayer walks.
Formation that can be reviewed
Track habits, service, giving and goals without turning spiritual life into a scorecard.
Give the whole church somewhere to keep learning.
Publish studies, plan teaching, host rooms and run prayer spaces — plus Community & Serve with cell groups, prayer partners, verse discussions, Bible quiz and a full ministry dashboard.
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Community & Serve — grow together.
Cell groups, prayer partners, verse discussions and micro-learning sit beside the Serve dashboard: teaching library, prayer rooms, encyclopedia, sermons and outreach in one ministry workspace.
Bible Quiz
Interactive review to reinforce Scripture memory.
Cell Groups
Shared study that continues after the meeting.
Micro-Learning
Short ministry lessons beside the text.
Prayer Partners
Pair up with consent-aware prayer boundaries.
Serve Dashboard
Teaching, prayer, community, encyclopedia and digital giving in one hub.
Verse Discussions
Threaded conversation anchored to the passage.
Language & Expression — 126 focused panels.
Parts of speech through practice studio: grammar, rhetoric, figurative language, biblical languages, translation and delivery — with hands-on exercises for prayer, devotionals and sermon language.
Biblical languages
Hebrew, Koine Greek, Aramaic, alphabets, roots, pronunciation, transliteration and semantic range.
Figures of speech
Metaphor, simile, personification, hyperbole, symbolism, imagery, allegory, irony and paradox.
Grammar and syntax
Parts of speech, sentence structure, clauses, tense, aspect, voice and biblical constructions.
Practice studio
Hands-on exercises for prayer writing, devotionals, sermon language, grammar drills and delivery rehearsal.
Rhetoric and linguistics
Parallelism, chiasmus, antithesis, tone, ambiguity, deixis, implicature, cohesion and semantic fields.
Speaking and delivery
Voice, pace, structure, call to response, testimony delivery, sermon delivery and audience awareness.
Translation and meaning
Formal and dynamic equivalence, word order, idioms, cultural context, false cognates and manuscript variations.
Writing studio
Prayer writing, devotionals, testimonies, sermon outlines, editing, revision, style and clarity.
Deep study should still work in real life.
Offline/cross-device
Keep reading and studying across web, desktop, tablet and phone, with secure sync when you reconnect.
Private by default
Sharing is deliberate and scoped. Personal notes, prayers and study history are not group analytics.
Accessible by design
Keyboard navigation, screen-reader semantics, scalable type, reduced motion and strong contrast are built in.
Your data can leave
Export notes, annotations, sermons, reading history, plans and personal study data.
327 focused resources across six libraries.
Study the Bible, Reference Library, Encyclopedic library, Spiritual Tools, Community & Serve and Language & Expression — every panel opens beside the passage. Search once, go as deep as the question requires.
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