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[How is it different from regular Bible apps?]
Focusing on the Pentateuch (Torah), we provide a Torah Portion of a set verses every week so that you can read a portion of the Bible (the Pentateuch, the Prophets, the Gospel, the Prophets, etc.) in one year.
[What is the Torah Potions? ]
Torah Portions are weekly readings from the Torah, the first five books of the Bible. Each portion offers a structured journey through the entirety of the Torah over the course of a year(or three years). There are a total of 54 Torah potions, so you will read one (or two) portion each week. Echad is designed to help you read the Torah completely in one year, offering the Haftarah (Book of the Prophets) and Brit Hadasha (New Testament) paired with one Torah portion.
■ New Bible Reading Schedule
'Echad' suggests a Bible reading schedule called the Torah Portion.
■ Bible verses given equally every week
Individuals and communities read and meditate on the same verses every week from the Pentateuch, the Prophets, the Historical Books, the Prophets, and the Gospel.
■ Torah Portion Card
Through 'Echad', you can easily read this week's text and Torah Portion keywords. The Pentateuch (Torah) is divided into weekly units, helping you meditate on the words on any day of the week without missing a beat.
■ Torah Portion Calendar
You can check past and upcoming sermons and Torah Portion keywords through the calendar screen.
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Focusing on the Pentateuch (Torah), we provide a Torah Portion of a set verses every week so that you can read a portion of the Bible (the Pentateuch, the Prophets, the Gospel, the Prophets, etc.) in one year.
[What is the Torah Potions? ]
Torah Portions are weekly readings from the Torah, the first five books of the Bible. Each portion offers a structured journey through the entirety of the Torah over the course of a year(or three years). There are a total of 54 Torah potions, so you will read one (or two) portion each week. Echad is designed to help you read the Torah completely in one year, offering the Haftarah (Book of the Prophets) and Brit Hadasha (New Testament) paired with one Torah portion.
■ New Bible Reading Schedule
'Echad' suggests a Bible reading schedule called the Torah Portion.
■ Bible verses given equally every week
Individuals and communities read and meditate on the same verses every week from the Pentateuch, the Prophets, the Historical Books, the Prophets, and the Gospel.
■ Torah Portion Card
Through 'Echad', you can easily read this week's text and Torah Portion keywords. The Pentateuch (Torah) is divided into weekly units, helping you meditate on the words on any day of the week without missing a beat.
■ Torah Portion Calendar
You can check past and upcoming sermons and Torah Portion keywords through the calendar screen.
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App Info
- Category
- Books
- Publisher
- Echad Labs
- Languages
- Korean, English
- Recent release
- 0.19.3 (1 month ago )
- Released on
- May 3, 2024 (7 months ago )
- Also available in
- South Korea, Canada, Taiwan, United States
- Last Updated
- 5 days ago
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