Holy Bible

This app is superb. It is by far the most customizable bible app on the App Store when it comes to formatting. Paragraph kjv? Check. Precise margin adjustments? Check. Fonts, font sizes, margins, line spacing, indentation or not, HIDE VERSE NUMBERS for readability!, customizable colors, theme saving, highlights , bookmarks, customizable interface, and more. It loads fast and has additional study tools available for purchase in app as well. You can view a reasonable set of translations and split the view to have up to four bibles side by side. The kjv can be used offline, but others may require the internet. Has a great search function that works well. iCloud backup of notes, highlights, etc. Overall, it is my favorite bible app by far on iOS. The developer is very good with communication and support as well. My only desire would be a "slightly" more advanced reading plan. It is simple and works well, but being able to pick a start date would be ideal (I don't always start a plan on January 1), and other apps have far more options. However, for what I use the app for, mainly a very readable and clean and book-like bible experience, the app absolutely excels. I can use other apps for a reading plan (such as ReadingPlan, which can launch this app for readings and is almost the equivalent awesomeness for a reading plan app). Highly recommend this app. For actually reading the Bible, there is no better kjv app. Period.

Very quick, pulls up and navigates instantly. Easy to navigate, tons of customization options (I recommend Baskerville font), and for just a couple bucks tons of notes and commentaries. Has the online ESV and several other translations offline. Just discovered the very nice notes system which sorts notes by chapter: very quick and easy way to take notes. Simple and lightweight, with no silly "social" features beyond basic sharing. Lightweight and looks great. Recent updates have indeed changed many things, and the developer (Paul) has worked his tail off to make a great looking app that is also easy to navigate. I truly believe he has done this with the most recent update, and the app continues to improve regularly. He updates it very often.

Absolutely, hands down, the best Bible app out. Of the 4 currently on my phone, this is my "daily driver", and always remains so regardless of how many I try out & delete. In app purchases are well worth the content too. Thank you sir. One request though, could you move the concordance back to the verse tap menu. I see the advantage of the way it works now, with the whole chapter available, but when you hit the "X" after looking at one word, to select another word, the list of verses jumps back to a predetermined spot, and you often have to scroll the list to find the desired verse. If it would just go back to the verse I was just at, I wouldn't want it moved back really. Just something to look at. * Review Edit * . . . . THANK YOU PAUL !!! Feb 18, 2019 Version 13.0.1 Changed the "drawdown menu" from icons to buttons with words. THANK YOU !!!! I liked the icons, but I don't have to figure out or remember what the words do. Some other nice tweaks too, but this one is a home run for me. And STILL the best Bible app available.

I have been using this app for several years and it is my favorite Bible app. I have another more commercial version that I occasionally use. What I like about this app is the simplicity of the interface. I can quickly get between books. I usually read with Latin and ESV versions open. This allows insight into the words. Greek is more difficult to read, but the ability to open 1, 2, 3, or 4 translations open at the same time is greatly appreciated. I just got the study tools and they are most helpful. I highly recommend this app for the iPad.

I use this app daily, it is straightforward and has everything I need from reading plans to searches to multiple translations. I like how it will automatically scroll, so you don't have to be constantly scrolling. There also are some study helps you can buy, but I haven't bought those. A note on the Chronological reading plan though: it's not perfect. The entry for October 11 says you should read Matthew 8 and Luke 7, however you have already read Matthew 8. I looked and couldn't find Matthew 9, so I suppose that Matt. 9 was accidentally replaced with Matt. 8. And Mark 6 is missing. I think it's supposed to be on October 11 with Matthew 14 and Luke 9.