Best Bible App Available
Tecarta is similar Logos as you can add commentaries, translations, study bibles, devotionals, etc. and have ability to add highlight, add notes, bookmarks to specific scripture and customize many different way, yet it is easier to use and much less expensive than Logos. You will love this app!
One Stop Bible Resource
I only wish they had an integrated Bible dictionary.
Love this Bible!
Can’t share devices
Awesome
The footnotes, maps, etc. on meaning, application, and historical context are perfect for understanding what the author was trying to get across to his readers / listeners. A real companion of cultural relevance to modern day.
This Bible version has been the strongest companion of insight to my spiritual walk. You owe it to yourself to give it the chance to be yours!
Love this and all the features....but
I love it because it is wonderfully laid out and no glitches
Great App! But update process is broken... please fix
Customers use to see a notification that an update was available.
Now you don’t know until you open that particular book. If you have a large library like I do, it makes updating monotonous...
Please fix this.
What took you so long
Beautiful digital version of the original premium linen paper NIV
Great app BUT
Developers: please update this to sync between devices!!!
NIV Study Bible
The 2011 version of the NIV is less faithful to the original text than the 1984 version. I realize some may be more comfortable with the more "politically correct" word substitutions found in the 2011 version but others (like me, I guess) think God's word is not "improved" when overlaid with our cultural preferences. In fact, the truth of God's word is far more likely to be compromised when we alter it to be more acceptable to the world.
That said, I recognize some prefer the 2011 version. Any chance you might offer a NIV 1984 version of this app as well?
So easy! Makes me so consistent
Syncing between iPhone and iPad.
Books of the Bible
My walk with god
NIV bible
Blessed App!
What a blessing
I have the devotional of the day turned on and read that every morning and that gets me started. From there I start cross referencing verses from different books with the easy to follow guides and read notes along the side that help clarify difficult to read passages or give information about the time period. Before I know it I’ve been reading for 30 minutes to an hour. I love it.
