Mark up the verses in a study the way you would a printed set of scriptures: color them by theme, highlight the words that matter, add an emoji, bookmark your place and write notes.
How to use it
Open a study and switch on Annotate, or tap the pencil on just the verse you want to work on.
Tap Mark under the verse and choose a color. The first time you use a color, you are asked what it means, and that name goes into the study's Key.
To highlight, select the words in the verse, then tap Mark and Highlight selection.
Tap Add an emoji for a quick reaction, or Bookmark this verse to save your place.
Write in Verse notes or Study verse notes under the verse.
Good to know
Verse notes follow that verse everywhere in the app; Study verse notes belong to this study only.
Highlights stay visible when Annotate is off, so a study still reads like a marked-up book.
Tap a color in the Key to rename what it stands for.
A study keeps one bookmark. Jump to bookmark takes you straight back to it, even on another page.
