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Holy Bible · Verses & Prayer is an indie King James Bible app from Maria Raca's PhotoVault Apps. It packages the full KJV Old and New Testament with daily verses and a clean reading layout. It's free with ads.

Open the app and you get the day's verse on the home screen, with the option to jump to any book, chapter, or verse from the menu. There's a search bar, bookmarking, and a basic share function. You can adjust the font size, which matters for older eyes. There's no audio Bible and no commentary — just the text, presented nicely.

What I appreciate is the typography. A lot of free Bible apps have cramped fonts and ads stacked on top of the verse. This one gives the text room to breathe. It feels closer to reading a Bible than scrolling a webpage. For people who do most of their Bible reading on a phone these days, that matters.

Good fit for someone who wants a simple KJV reader on their phone without subscriptions or sign-ins. Useful for a verse-of-the-day habit, for sharing Scripture in conversation, or for following along when a friend at a Protestant Bible study reads from the King James.

For Catholic readers, the King James Version is a Protestant Bible. It doesn't include the seven deuterocanonical books — Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, 1 and 2 Maccabees — that the Catholic Church accepts as part of the canon of Scripture. The KJV translation also reflects sixteenth- and seventeenth-century English Protestant editorial choices in some places. None of this makes it useless for a Catholic — the KJV is beautiful English and the New Testament is recognizably the same Word of God — but for daily Catholic reading, look at a Catholic edition like the Douay-Rheims, the RSV-CE, or the NABRE.

Free with ads, from Maria Raca / PhotoVault Apps. Available on the App Store: Holy Bible · Verses & Prayer. A clean KJV reader if that's what you need, with the usual caveats for Catholic use.