Igbo Bible

Igbo Bible

by ChristApp, LLC

74 ratings
50 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 14, 2017
  • September 14, 2017

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This app provides a fast and efficient way to read and study the Bible in the Igbo language. It offers tools for deeper understanding, offline access, and various reading modes. Share verses, take notes, and explore cross-references to enhance your spiritual journey.

Offline reading and study
Verse highlighting and bookmarking
Note-taking and margin notes
Searchable Old and New Testament
Multiple reading modes (Night, Day, Sepia)
Split-screen for parallel translations
Audio New Testament drama
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What's New in Igbo Bible

1.0.3

September 14, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fixed

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Numbering Translation:

Your numbering differs markedly from Google Translate unlike any other word because you avoid using ‘Puku’ for ‘thousand’ and Nari for ‘hundred’ in translating numbers. Thus making it almost a kindergarten level word translation that requires a pencil and paper to add up the numbers, in order to make sense of your translation. In an Arithmetic exercise, perhaps? Definitely not in Bible Passages or any other reading passage. Therefore, I suggest you use the Puku and Nari. Why are you trying to circle the wagon or fix what’s not broken as the Saying goes. Otherwise a great App, keep up your good work. Thank you!
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Great app

Helps me practice my igbo!

Igbo Bible

Excellent Reading. Has an Audio of the old Testament been recorded?

Numbering Translation:

Your numbering differs markedly from Google Translate unlike any other word because you avoid using ‘Puku’ for ‘thousand’ and Nari for ‘hundred’ in translating numbers. Thus making it almost a kindergarten level word translation that requires a pencil and paper to add up the numbers, in order to make sense of your translation. In an Arithmetic exercise, perhaps? Definitely not in Bible Passages or any other reading passage. Therefore, I suggest you use the Puku and Nari. Why are you trying to circle the wagon or fix what’s not broken as the Saying goes. Otherwise a great App, keep up your good work. Thank you!
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FAQ

What is the Igbo Bible app?

The Igbo Bible app is a digital tool designed for reading and studying the Bible in the Igbo language. It offers features like offline access, verse highlighting, note-taking, and search functionality to enhance the user's understanding of scripture.

What are the key features of the Igbo Bible app?

Key features include offline reading, the ability to take notes and highlight verses, bookmarking, margin notes, a search function for the Old and New Testaments, multiple reading modes (Night, Day, Sepia), and split-screen mode for reading two translations simultaneously. It also offers audio for the New Testament drama.

Is the Igbo Bible app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, with options for in-app purchases. These purchases may include additional Bible translations or features available in their store.

Can I use the Igbo Bible app offline?

Yes, the app is designed for offline use once the Bibles are downloaded. This means you do not require an internet connection to read or study the scriptures within the app.

Who is the Igbo Bible app for?

This app is intended for individuals who speak or wish to study the Bible in Igbo. It is suitable for public and private reading, teaching, preaching, memorizing, and liturgical purposes, catering to a wide range of users interested in spiritual growth.