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Add a note

Separate multiple topics with commas. Existing topics will be suggested as you type.

Add bookmark

This bookmark remembers your exact place. Give it a useful title and a primary topic; the same topics can organize bookmarks, notes, and highlights across every book.

Tag saved item

These shared topics can be used on notes, highlights, and bookmarks and searched from the main menu.

Add a study reference

Connect this saved passage to another highlight, note, bookmark, or Bible verse. The link will appear at both ends.

Bible reference

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King James Version (1769 text), public domain. Included for offline study.
Original language study

Verse study

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Install this reader

Open your browser menu and choose Install app or Add to Home Screen.

Manage topics

Renaming to an existing topic merges them everywhere. Removing a topic keeps the saved items.

Review this backup

Your current saved items will be kept. A safety backup downloads before Restore begins.

Privacy and saved data

Your notes, highlights, bookmarks, references, topics, and reading places stay in this browser. They are not sent to the church, the site owner, or an account database.

Removing the app, clearing this site’s browser data, or automatic browser cleanup can erase that local copy. Download a backup regularly and keep it somewhere you control. Restore merges a backup with items already on the device.

The site host may keep ordinary technical access logs, but the reader does not include saved-note content in those requests.

The complete public-domain King James Version is included as a readable, searchable book and works offline after the library is saved.

Original-language word forms, morphology, brief lexicons, and concordance links are adapted from STEP Bible Data, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Classic Strong’s definitions and Treasury of Scripture Knowledge cross-references come from public-domain CrossWire modules.

All definitions, word links, and cross-references are study aids. They are displayed separately and are not part of the biblical text.

Getting started

How to use the BOC Study Library

Everything you save stays private on this device. These short guides cover the main study tools.

Read, browse, and search

Choose a book from the menu, then browse its contents or search across every book. For a multi-word search, exact phrase results appear first, followed by meaningful individual-word results; common connector words are not expanded on their own. Open a result at its exact finding, then use the match counter and arrow buttons above the text to visit every occurrence in that section. Search filters can narrow results to book text, study resources, notes, highlights, bookmarks, references, or a shared topic.

Compare with study tabs

Use the + beside the tabs to keep another paper or Bible chapter open. Select any tab to switch between your study places, and use its × to close it.

Highlight, add notes, and make references

Select words in a paper or Bible chapter. The study bar appears near the top of the screen with Highlight, Note, Reference, and Copy. A reference can connect one saved passage to another paper, note, bookmark, or Bible verse.

Organize bookmarks and topics

The star bookmarks your exact reading place. Give each bookmark a useful title and add topics. The same topics work across notes, highlights, and bookmarks, so they can be browsed and searched together from Saved.

Study words and cross-references

In the KJV, tap a verse number to see its original-language word stream and Treasury of Scripture Knowledge cross-references. Tap an original word for its Strong’s number, STEP brief lexicon, classic Strong’s definition, grammar, KJV rendering breakdown, and Scripture occurrences. Every reference opens the exact verse, and the study resources can also be found with global search.

Install, use offline, and protect your work

Choose Install on this device on the Home page or in Saved to add the reader to a phone or tablet home screen, or install it on a computer. Open Saved to store the complete library for offline use. Download a backup regularly—especially before clearing browser data or changing devices. On the new device, choose Restore from a backup; existing and restored items are safely merged.

About this library

BOC Study Library

Created for the Body of Christ community, this library preserves the Gospel of the Kingdom Papers and brings them together with the King James Bible and private study tools.

King James Bible

The reader includes the 1769 King James Version text for reading, searching, linking, and offline study.

Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek study data

Word forms, transliterations, morphology, brief lexicons, and the original-language word stream are adapted from STEP Bible Data, created by STEPBible.org based on work at Tyndale House Cambridge and licensed under CC BY 4.0.

KJV Strong’s links and renderings

The links between KJV words and Strong’s numbers—and the “Rendered in the KJV as” counts—come from the CrossWire Bible Society KJV 3.1 source. CrossWire grants general permission to use its KJV2003 work for any purpose; its module also carries GPL distribution metadata.

Strong’s Bible Dictionary

The classic 1890 Greek and Hebrew definitions come from CrossWire’s Strong’s Greek and Strong’s Hebrew modules. CrossWire identifies both as public domain.

Treasury of Scripture Knowledge

Verse-linked topical references come from CrossWire’s public-domain Treasury of Scripture Knowledge module, a historical collection of parallel passages by Canne, Browne, Blayney, Scott, and others.

Definitions, word links, and historical study resources are aids for study. Context remains essential, and commentary should not be treated as part of the biblical text.