Verse-by-verse will be very slow (I’ve tried). Especially on phones.
What I’ve done instead is have chapter-by-chapter, and then excise and transclude with a special edit template any quotable sections. Then use the official comment plugin to comment on the excised passages. There are mammoth swaths of genealogies and sacrifice regulations that are not highly quotable, IMNSHO. So having the whole book broken down into verses is probably overkill.
I developed the Dynanotator plugin to make it easy to highlight and comment on passages. Ironically, I still haven’t gotten around to installing it in my own working copy. Typical.
There’s a website where you can download several chapters a day of just about any version that has ever been published. I’m sure there’s an upper limit, but I don’t know what it is. If you’re reading through the whole book, you can just download and paste the text into your working TW. Over the course of time, you’ll have it all. I might add that I’ve purchased the physical version multiple times, an official ebook version at least once, and was a charter purchaser when this particular version was released. The thing is, the ebook version is really cumbersome. The TW experience is much better. Like searches are lightning fast compared to the ebook. Note that the “we-own-a-physical-copy” thing is the basis for the operation at archive.org.
I forgot to mention the one exception is Psalm 119, which is bigger than most of the other books of the Bible. So it gets divided into 8 verse subsections.