Build a mobile friendly Bible study workspace inspired by Bible Research.
Let users select a book, chapter and verse, read the passage, inspect linked Greek or Hebrew word records and keep a personal notebook.
Keep reading and word study easy to follow, with detailed references available on demand.
Use short explanations with space between sentences.

Use identified text editions and openly reusable datasets where possible.
Record the edition, language, source URL, version and reuse terms for every text or lexical resource.
Do not assume a public website grants permission to redistribute its content.
Use external links when bundling a resource is not permitted.
Never invent missing lexicon entries or quotations.

Keep the source text, morphology, grammatical role, brief gloss, dictionary range and interpretation visibly separate.
A word's possible meanings do not establish its meaning in every verse.
Explain which sense fits the immediate passage and cite the evidence.
Keep translation differences and uncertain parsing visible.
For Hebrew or Greek, preserve original characters and readable transliteration where helpful.
Do not use a word's root or an English lookalike as proof of meaning.

Provide passage search, cross references, study notes and portable notebook backups.
Keep notes on the user's device and avoid uploading personal reflections by default.
Preserve saved notes when updating the app.
Label any generated explanation and require direct source checks for quotations or disputed claims.

Bundle only permitted texts, word records and interface assets for offline use.
Explain which linked dictionaries, recordings and other resources need internet access.
Test verse references, word links, right to left text, keyboard navigation, narrow screens, backup restoration and offline loading.

Deliver a working first version and a source manifest with known coverage gaps.
To adapt this framework to another text collection, retain exact references, edition tracking, source versus interpretation boundaries and local research notes.