NWT Reading

NWT Reading

Bible Reading Schedule

56 ratings
48 reviews
Free

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Released
April 30, 2019
Updated
February 26, 2025
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This app offers a structured Bible reading schedule for the New World Translation, catering to Jehovah's Witnesses. It supports multiple languages, tracks progress, and provides various reading plans, including chronological and canonical orders. Users can also explore locations mentioned in scriptures and enjoy a dark mode.

✓Bible reading schedule
✓Supports multiple languages
✓Tracks reading progress
✓Canonical and chronological plans
✓Highlights key chronological events
✓Dark mode theme
✓Open source
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What users say about NWT Reading

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What's New in NWT Reading

6.3.9

February 26, 2025

• Corrected the display of dates in the new plan.

User reviews

Keeps Me On track

Love this app. Have kept up with my reading for 4 years straight.

A little glitchy from time to time. Right now, hebrews 1 comes in the middle of Philemon. But I don’t care. It works. Checking a checkmark is everything.

Link to Bible

I used to be able to press the reading for the day and it go straight to the Bible. After an update, it no longer does that. What happened?

Love it!!!!!

It’s so organized! Can’t imagine the time that went into this! In the future could it be done to where if you have already started a schedule you can just put where you want to start from and continue from there in chronological order.

update makes it useless

I’ve been using this app for years. Sometimes it got confusing when it was time to start over, but I always figured it out.
So when I saw the update I was glad, I thought it would make it easier. But it’s more confusing than ever. And no dates.
Did you know that today is the 195th day of the year? I sure don’t keep track of my life this way.
This app is useless for me now.
Oh, and there is no app support. Try the link. If anyone knows how to uninstall this update, let me know.
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I’m not. Jehovahs Witness

Great way to follow scripture and glean understanding when reading in chronologically.

I had one question: what are all of the references underneath each day’s readings? Are these from past Watchtower articles? If they are to help add insight to the reading I would be interested in reading further.
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Reported Bugs

11 issues

Hebrews 1 in the middle of Philemon

Bug

Link to Bible no longer works after update

Bug

Update makes app confusing and lacks dates

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Lost where I was after several years due to update

Bug

New revision no longer opens in JW Library

Bug

App doesn't open scriptures in JW Library, taken to JW org instead

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Links not working in chronological plan

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App not opening in JW Lib on iPad

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Update reset reading progress

Bug

Glitch with 'continue at' feature highlights previous day

Bug

Not working on iOS 10.3

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Requested Features

12 requests

Allow user to set target date

Feature

Notification or reminder feature

Feature

Ability to start at any book

Feature

Option to read only one chapter a day

Feature

Synchronization between devices

Feature

Split screen capability on iPad

Feature

Dark mode

Feature

Text slider

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Backup option

Feature

Android version

Feature

Daily bible reading schedule based on Kingdom Ministry

Feature

Adjust 1/4x schedule for daily reading

Feature

FAQ

What does NWT Reading do?

NWT Reading provides a structured Bible reading schedule specifically for the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures. It helps users track their progress, offers different reading plans, and supports multiple languages, including sign languages. Scriptures are opened within the JW Library app.

What are the key features of NWT Reading?

Key features include support for reading the Bible in all available languages of the New World Translation, tracking reading progress, offering canonical, chronological, and custom reading plans, highlighting key events in the chronological plan, and displaying locations mentioned in scriptures. It also includes a dark mode and is open source.

Is NWT Reading free to use?

Yes, NWT Reading is completely free to use. The application does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a free resource for users.

What are the common use cases for NWT Reading?

Common use cases include following a daily or weekly Bible reading schedule, studying the Bible chronologically to understand the order of events, or simply tracking personal reading progress. It's designed for individuals who want a systematic approach to reading the New World Translation.

What devices is NWT Reading compatible with?

The description does not explicitly state device compatibility. However, it integrates with the JW Library app, which is available on iOS and Android devices. The app itself is open source, suggesting it may be available on multiple platforms.