Experience the convenience and power of the King James Version Bible app for The Chosen, designed for easy reading, sharing, studying, and saving of your favorite verses. Navigate effortlessly between the Old and New Testaments, quickly find any book, chapter, or verse, and easily pick up where you left off with bookmarking features. Whether you're studying with a guide or creating your own reading plan, this app simplifies the process with user-friendly tools for highlighting, copying, and sharing text. With offline access available, you can delve into the Word of God anytime, anywhere, deepening your relationship with Jesus and strengthening your faith. Discover a new level of connection to the Bible and elevate your spiritual journey with the King James Version Bible app for The Chosen.

Easy to Read Bible KJV is a free King James Bible app from Blue Door Systems. It gives you the whole Old and New Testament on your phone, readable offline.

You can jump to any book, chapter, or verse in a couple of taps. The app remembers where you stopped, so you pick up right where you left off. There are bookmarks, highlighting, and simple tools for copying or sharing a verse with someone. You can follow a reading plan or just read straight through. The app markets itself to viewers of The Chosen, the television series about the life of Jesus, but underneath that it is simply a KJV Bible reader aimed at people the show has drawn back to Scripture.

I appreciate that it loads fast and works without a connection. The text is clean and easy on the eyes, which matters more than people admit. A Bible app that fights you on navigation never gets opened a second time. This one stays out of the way and lets you read.

It suits someone who wants a no-fuss Bible on their phone for daily reading, or a fan of The Chosen who wants to read the accounts behind the episodes. It is also handy for looking up a verse quickly at a Bible study, or in the pew when the reading sends you somewhere unexpected.

The main thing for Catholics to know: the King James Version is a Protestant translation, and it does not include the seven deuterocanonical books, such as Tobit, Wisdom, Sirach, and the books of Maccabees. The language is beautiful and has shaped English for four centuries, but this is not a Catholic Bible. If you want a Catholic translation, look for an app carrying the RSV-CE, NABRE, or Douay-Rheims instead.

Free, from Blue Door Systems LLC. Available on the App Store: Easy to Read Bible KJV. A solid, simple KJV reader, as long as you know which translation you are getting.