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Read and listen to devotionals with morning and evening content. Access multiple Bible translations including BSB, NET, WEB, and KJV. Explore year-long devotionals adapted for iPhone and iPad.
Access the entire with offline reading. Browse chapters from both Old and New Testaments. Search by book or testament. Includes the João Ferreira de Almeida translation. No internet required for viewing.
Learn through short stories designed for daily practice. and listen to stories at 10 levels based on the curriculum. Tap words to view definitions, review vocabulary with quizzes, and sort words by progress or alphabetically.
6 provides offline access to audio lessons aligned with the national curriculum. Students can listen and study each lesson individually. Teachers can use it on phones or tablets for classroom instruction.