The Bible: English German Parallell Version, King James 1611 & Luther 1912

This release has a total of 76,149 references and was released 15-06-2016 (dd-mm-yyyy). It is approximately 4×times the Bible in size. If a standard Bible is 1200 pages long, then this makes up for 4800 pages in total.
This English-German Parallel+ eBible contains King James Bible 1611 (Pure Cambridge - Authorized Version); English (kjb) And Lutherbibel 1912; German (lut). In addition to this it also has a standalone section of each Bible in a Text-To-Speech (TTS) and reader friendly format. In addition to the parallel Bible format, each Bible is printed separately in a reader friendly format that works well with the Text-To-Speech (TTS). The navigation in this one is similar to the parallel format. The most significant change is that we have dropped verse numbering and verse index at the start of a chapter.
A parallel Bible means each verse from each of the translation is shown. We first print the verse from the first translation and then the second verse and so forth. You will find that every verse is shown in the English-German order.

The navigation works like this in the fist format:

+ The Old & New Testament has an index of its books
+ The Old Testament has a reference to the New Testament
+ The New Testament has a reference to the Old Testament
+ Each book has a reference to The Testament it belongs to
+ Each book has a reference to the previous and or next book
+ Each book has an index of its chapters
+ Each chapter has a reference to the book it belongs to
+ Each chapter reference the previous and or next chapter
+ Each chapter has an index of its verses
+ Each verse is numbered and reference the chapter it belongs to
+ Each verse starts on a new line for better readability
+ Any reference in an index brings you to the location
+ The Menu reference all the Testaments and books

The second format target those devices that has the Text-To-Speech feature. Now you can have your device read one of the included Bibles to you. Or you may prefer reading them yourself with as little overhead as possible. The navigation is quite similar to the first format and the most significant change is that we have dropped verse numbering and verse index at the start of a chapter. And we have also copied the chapter index to the start of The Old and New Testament. Did we mention that every Bible also is present in this format in this ebook? They are. Its one of those things that makes this release stand out.