Bible Cross-References for Mac

Help, questions and contact.

Contact

Questions, problems or ideas: email jdavis@jadhq.com. Include your macOS version and, for a problem, what you were doing when it happened.

macOS 15 Sequoia or later, on an Apple silicon or Intel Mac. The app works fully offline: every verse and cross-reference is built in.

Arcs: Every verse from Genesis to Revelation on one line, with each cross-reference as an arc. Hover to light up a book or verse, scroll or pinch to zoom, drag to pan, and click to focus a passage. Its details open on the right.
Threads: Read a chapter on the left, with threads from each verse to where it connects in the whole Bible. The Hebrew/Greek switch shows each verse beside its original text: את on Old Testament chapters, ΑΩ on New Testament ones.
Go to a passage: Type a reference such as “John 3:16” or “Ps 23” in the search field, or press ⌘L.
Filters: Cross-references carry community votes from OpenBible.info. The Filters menu sets how many votes a link needs to show; click a genre in the legend to hide or show its links.
Copying: Hover a verse in the details and click the copy button to copy it with its reference.
Start over: ⇧⌘H returns to the whole Bible with the default filter.

The arcs look frozen after the Mac wakes from sleep: Update to the latest version, which redraws after sleep. If it still happens, quit and reopen the app, and please email me.
Something else isn’t right: Quit and reopen the app first. If it persists, email me with your macOS version.

A fork of Bible Cross-References by Oleksii Trekhleb, MIT License. Cross-references: OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0). Scripture text: Berean Standard Bible (public domain). Hebrew and Greek: Westminster Leningrad Codex and Nestle 1904 (public domain). Arc diagram inspired by Chris Harrison and Christoph Römhild.