Module Formats

Understanding Bible module files

Where to get modules

MyBible modules are available from the MyBible website at mybible.zone. Hundreds of Bible translations, commentaries, dictionaries and devotionals in many languages are available free of charge.

File naming

MyBible module filenames follow a convention that indicates their type, for example:

• KJV.SQLite3 — a Bible
• Spurgeon.commentaries.SQLite3 — a commentary
• StrongsGreek.dictionary.SQLite3 — a lexicon

ScriptureStudy detects the module type from the database structure, not the filename, so files with unconventional names still work correctly.

Adding modules

Use the Library to import .graphe modules directly or ingest readable SQLite-based e-Sword/MySword source files. ScriptureStudy converts supported source files into Graphē and installs them into the app-managed library automatically.

Advanced users can enable Settings → Advanced Users → Show advanced library tools to reveal a Convert Only… command that writes a converted .graphe file to a folder they choose without installing it.

Removing modules

Delete the module from the Library and the app moves it to the Trash. The module then disappears from the installed list.