Vine's Expository Dictionary User Reviews

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Was good once

This is No longer worth having, it is now full of ads, the bible speak against using the gospel for monetary gain, we are not to make merchandise of men….

AWESOME!!!

AWESOME!!! Information for bible studies.

Excelente versión.

Fácil, práctico, resumida e información clara…

Good application

I really like the app. The only issue I have is that it doesn’t allow you to remove the ads.

Not working

App not working anymore. You can search but can not
click on the word.

Great App

User friendly and a wiz at finding information helpful in rightly dividing scripture

I use this daily

The KJV abounds in truth & Vines is an essential tool for the joy of grace & truth.

Ad Free

How do I get the ad free option. Every time I click no ad it says upgrade account. I clink that but nothing happens

Not sure

If this is costing me $149 then it is a scam. Don’t be taken in by this!

Invaluable Bible Study Tool

Vines Expository Dictionary is an incredible resource for understanding scriptural terms in their various contexts. This app is easy to navigate and I love the ability to quickly share whole definitions. Would be glad to pay to keep it around in the App Store!

Unable to Eliminate Ads

I press the "no ads" button, I then press upgrade, but nothing happens. I'm happy to pay to eliminate the ads.

Thanks!

Thank you for the app it is very helpful for my growth in Christ.

Best!!

For I phone you only get 2 options! This one is the one you want! The adds are small and minimal making it a much better choice! They do t interrupt your study either!

Greek words and meanings

Absolutely un helpful

Great tool!

One thing that you may come to learn in your studies is that there will come a point when you need to know what the original Greek or Hebrew words meant. This will cast new light and understanding on scriptures that my seem hard to really understand or are often time misunderstood. Example 1Timothy 6:10 “For the love of money is the root of all evil:…” So one of my students said according to this money is the the root of all “evil”. So then if I commit fornication it’s not evil, or if I murder someone it’s not evil. Well his logic is based on scripture, however is it really? The original language word “kakos” means what is useless, incapable, bad, destructive, injurious.

So we now understand that it’s broader meaning. But when you look up “root” for this verse you now understand it means “all kinds of evil”.

And of course, having a word for word interlinear will help clarify that it is “a” root of all kinds of evil. Not “the root of all evil”.
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Cm

Great! Easy and so handy for Bible Study tool at your fingertips :))

Vine Dictionary

This app is a very valuable tool to me. It consolidates the large book form into my telephone with the ease of just opening the app. All of the information is at my fingertips. I will be using this app a lot as I am a believer, follower, and servant of Jesus Christ. Thank you so much. Blessings.

Excellent App

Excellent App!! 👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻😃

EASE

This app is certainly user-friendly and the ease of looking up word’s great.

Very Good!

Great app. Very useful to have a digital version of Vine’s expository dictionary of New Testament words.