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It also includes the Japanese Colloquial Version using the advanced search features, including the ability to find all the forms of the words you searched for.  As well as being able to search for combinations of words it also automatically searches for other forms and synonyms of your search words.  You can also search for references like “rom 1:4” or “Gen 1:1;Ex 12:1”, or you can combine these with other searches to restrict them.  For example you can search for “pray in Romans” to find the references to prayer in the book of Romans.  It's so frustrating when you think you remember a verse, but you have one or two words which are not quite right, and so you just can't find it.  Or “near” to find words within a couple of verses of each other.  But Not Just Words is smarter than your average Bible Search app.  Either way, if you don't know the right words to look for then you won't be able to find the verse.  You can also insert spaces between Japanese words to make reading easier for beginners.  Find the verse you’re looking for and make the most of every opportunity.  Or “forgive in NT” to find the new testament references to forgiveness.  And you can search either by Chinese characters or pinyin.  This version also includes settings which allow you to specify which kanji (if any) you recognise.  And then it uses a thesaurus to broaden the search even further.  We also let you set up a daily reading plan, and you can have your phone read it to you each day (using Siri's voice) while you're commuting if that fits your lifestyle.  You can also search for phrases like “holy spirit”.  All Bible data is stored locally and does not require an internet connection for reading or searching.  And if you’re not interested in either Japanese or Chinese, you can just turn them off and never see them again.  And you can combine searches with “and”, “or” or “not”.  And those searches will also use the thesaurus for each word in the phrase.  Similarly for the Chinese Union Version.  Unknown kanji will then be replaced by your choice of furigana, hiragana, or romaji.  Perhaps you learned it in a different version.  Perhaps you only vaguely remember it at all.  Both traditional and simplified versions.  We won’t nag, but we will politely remind you if you get behind.  You can turn that off too if you don’t like it.