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Know Your Bible, Chapter and Verse

Study the King James Version or the Douay-Rheims, book by book and verse by verse.
One passage a week for the whole household, from a child’s first Bible story to the whole Bible in a year.
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Coming soon to iOS

Your Bible study.
Wherever you are.

AccelaStudy AI Bible is coming soon as an app for iOS.
This week’s passage, a verse to keep, and room to go deeper when you have time.

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One verse.
Two Bibles.

Lessons cite the reference. Your Bible supplies the words.

Pick an edition to see the same verse as each Bible prints it. Then try a memory question the way the app will ask it.

Sample Preview

The same verse, in your Bible.

A sample preview. It saves nothing and creates no account.

Two tracks

The King James Version.
Or the Douay-Rheims.

Choose the Bible your household reads.
Both tracks share the same lessons on the text, and each keeps its own canon, names, and numbers.

King James track

Reads the King James Version in the 1769 text most printings reproduce. The 66-book Protestant canon. Memory work in a catechism your household chooses. Its doctrine lessons say plainly what they teach from.

About the King James track

Catholic track

Reads the Douay-Rheims in Bishop Challoner’s revision, the classic Catholic English Bible. The 73-book Catholic canon, with Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, and the Maccabees in their places. Doctrine follows the Catechism of the Catholic Church, cited by paragraph.

About the Catholic track

Shared lessons describe what the text says. Where Christians read a passage differently, the lesson names the readings and takes no side.

One passage a week

The Whole Household.
The Same Passage.

A planned three-year cycle walks the Bible in order, thirty-six lessons a year.
Each age works the same passage at its own depth, and the parent prepares nothing.

  1. Passage of the week

    Read aloud in your edition, for the whole household.

  2. The Big Question

    The one question the passage answers, asked at each age.

  3. Key verse

    Learned this week, then kept on spaced review.

  4. Catechism question

    From the catechism your household uses.

  5. Map and timeline

    Where it happened, and which of the twelve eras it belongs to.

  6. Review and do

    Retrieval practice, and one thing to do this week.

Planned. Under 8, a parent reads a short script aloud. From 8 to 12, a child works a lesson of twenty to thirty minutes. Teenagers and adults go deeper on the same passage. See the family cycle

Every age

From a First Bible Story.
To the Whole Bible in a Year.

One subscription, every course in your track.
Start where you are, and the engine keeps your place.

  1. Step 1

    First Steps

    Ages 4–7

    The big story of the Bible, read aloud by a parent from a short script.

  2. Step 2

    The Family Cycle

    Ages 8–12

    Three years through the Bible in order, one passage a week.

  3. Step 3

    Students

    Ages 13–18

    Old and New Testament surveys and How to Study the Bible, plus each track’s doctrine courses.

  4. Step 4

    Adults

    The Bible in a year, book-by-book studies, and, for Catholic readers, the Sunday readings.

  5. Step 5

    Advanced

    Bible content exam preparation for seminary and ministry, and Scripture study for catechists.

All planned. Advanced courses prepare you for an exam or support a parish program; they grant no credit, ordination, or certification. See every course

Books in the King James Version
66
Books in the Douay-Rheims
73
Eras on one timeline
12
Verses in the King James Version
31,102

Every word from the page

AI Never Writes a Verse.
Your Bible Does.

The most common failure of AI Bible tools is a misquoted verse.
AccelaStudy AI Bible is being built so it cannot happen.

References, not quotations

Lessons and questions cite a verse by its reference. The words come from your edition when you read them.

Your Bible’s names and numbers

Psalm 23 in one Bible is Psalm 22 in the other, and 1 Samuel is 1 Kings. Each reader sees their own.

Memory work from the edition

Fill-in-the-blank, first letters, and reference drills are built from the edition’s own words, never written by a model.

How the text stays exact

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use AccelaStudy AI Bible now?
Not yet. It is coming soon, and the sample on this page is a small preview. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it opens.
Which Bibles does it use?
Two public-domain English Bibles: the King James Version, in the 1769 text most printings reproduce, and the Douay-Rheims in Bishop Challoner’s revision, the classic Catholic English Bible. You’ll choose one when you start, and you’ll be able to switch.
Is it Protestant or Catholic?
Both, as two tracks. Lessons on the text will be shared, and they’ll describe what it says without taking sides. Each track’s doctrine lessons will say plainly what they teach from, and the Catholic track will follow the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Will AI write Bible verses?
No. Lessons will cite a verse by its reference, and the words will come from your edition. A model never writes a verse, so it can’t misquote one.
Has a church endorsed it?
No. No church, denomination, diocese, or publisher has reviewed or endorsed AccelaStudy AI Bible, and it carries no imprimatur.
Is it a replacement for my pastor or priest?
No. It will teach the text. It is not a pastor, a priest, or a spiritual director, and it will point personal questions of faith, grief, or crisis to a real person.

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