ᏣᎳᎩ ᎢᏤ ᎧᏃᎮᏛ
Cherokee New Testament
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Getting Started
Read our quick tips and step-by-step instructions to get the most out of the reading and listening tools.
How to use
- Dictionary search: Tap any bold Cherokee word to see details.
- Scrubbing: Tap or slide along the audio bar to jump to a specific time.
- Options: Tap the menu icon to access quick options.
- Text size: Tap A+ to increase and A− to decrease font size.
- Verse selection: Scroll to find a verse using the selection area in options, then tap to jump to it.
- Play: Play or pause the selected chapter or verse.
- Skip forward/back: Use skip to move to the previous or next verse in the audio.
- Looping: Toggle the "Loop" button to replay the current verse continuously.
- Speed: Tap "1×" to slow down or speed up playback for easier listening.
Using Bookmarks
- Open the menu: Tap any verse number (e.g. 1, 2) on the left side of the Cherokee text to open the verse options panel.
- Bookmark a verse: Tap Bookmark to save that verse. View all saved verses on the home screen under Bookmarks.
- Bookmark a chapter: Ch. Fav to save the whole chapter. It will appear under the Chapters tab on the home screen.
- Highlight a verse: Tap Highlight to add a gold highlight to that verse. Tap again to remove it. Highlights are saved and restored each time you return to the chapter.
- Share a verse: Tap Share to share the Cherokee and English text using your device's share options.
Content & Copyright
English Text
American Standard Version (1901). Public domain.
Source: eBible.org — read and download the Holy Bible
Cherokee Text
Cherokee New Testament (2015), originally translated by Samuel A. Worcester, Elias Boudinot and Stephen Foreman (1860), revised by the Cherokee Nation's Language Program. Public domain.
Audio Narration
Narrated by Russell Feeling, with assistance from Dennis Sixkiller.