Selah. The audio Bible that lets you ask your questions.
Selah reads the Bible chapter by chapter. When a passage stops you, tap Selah: the audio pauses and you ask about what you just heard.
Coming soon to Google Play
Then on the App Store
Listen to every chapter
Four Bible versions: Louis Segond (LSG), King James (KJV), World English Bible (WEB) and American Standard Version (ASV).
When a recording read by a real person exists for your version, Selah plays it. Otherwise a synthetic voice takes over: you choose a male or a female voice.
For listening at night, a sleep timer stops playback after 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes, or at the end of the chapter.
Stop on a passage
The Selah button pauses playback and opens a question panel. Selah knows which passage you were listening to: just ask, by typing or by dictating.
The answer is generated by AI from that passage. It cites its sources, public domain Bible commentators such as Matthew Henry, John Gill, Albert Barnes, Adam Clarke or Jamieson, Fausset and Brown.
Every answer states that it comes from an AI and invites you to check it against Scripture. If an answer looks wrong or inappropriate, the Report button sends it to us.
No verse is ever generated by AI.
The Bible text always comes from the version you chose, quoted exactly. AI is only used to answer your questions: answers are labeled as such and draw on public domain commentators.
The rest of the app
My questions
Your questions and their answers stay on your phone, never on our servers. Read them again or clear them whenever you like.
Favorites
Keep the verses that matter to you and find them in their own tab.
Verse of the day
A verse every day on the home screen, to read, share or listen to in its chapter.
Light or dark theme
Selah follows your phone's setting, or the one you pick in the settings.
Availability
Selah will come to Google Play first. The iPhone version will follow on the App Store.
Coming soon to Google Play
Then on the App Store
The Google Play link will appear here at launch.
Your data
Your questions are not stored with your account, and your history stays on your phone. The details are in the privacy policy.