NASB Bible Holy Audio Version

I used this app for awhile before I decided to rate it. It seems to be just what I need in the daily devotions and of course the NASB version is the one I have used for years and is the best in my opinion. If you are reading the Bible through, this app gives you different ways of doing that. At present I’m reading through chronologically. It helps b me keep the time frames in order. The app also has other abilities like saving Scripture to Bookmarks or notes while you’re reading them. I would recommend anyone trying this app to make a decision before passing it over.

I’ve used this app for about 5 months. It was important for me to have the opportunity to choose the translation I prefer. Each day, in the “Daily Verse” section are 2 verses in various combinations from the Old and New Testaments and a verse from the book of Psalms. I have exhaustive Bible commentaries I use for study. My study has allowed me to dig deeper into important passages from all over the Bible. The best part is the app gave me the tools for adding notes to the verses and to color coordinate and title them according to the headings in my commentaries. Sent from my iPhone

One of the most annoying aspects of this app is the fact that the section headings are all mistakenly stuck at the end of the previous verse, which makes for awkward reading. There are also funny characters in them for punctuation (like a backslash where an apostrophe should be). I like the navigation for the most part. You turn pages to advance chapters and scroll down through the chapter (the same version on the Kindle requires multiple page turns to get through one chapter). I like being able to flip through chapters easily. I do wish this app had a”back” feature that would take you back to your last location, similar to using a web browser. I’d like to be able to look up a cross reference and then return to where I was reading with a simple “back” button. The banner ads can be a little distracting, but not too bad. If the problems were fixed, I would pay for the app and then there wouldn’t be ads. I do like the choices of fonts, sizes spacing, etc. I can make it very comfortable to read.

I was very excited When the NIV came out but the NASB remains one of the most Accurate translations out there, I used it until the NIV was out. One could ask John MacArthur why he uses it for his Study Bible! (the NASB) to this day is one of the most reliable to the Original that one can get! DA Carson is still very happy to create a study Bible with the NIV, but I use them all! If you are solidly Reformed, you are a ESV Christian. Use what Version you get the most out of.

I use this now instead of carrying my page worn Bible. It's very easy to change font size, style and to mark passages with different colors for remembering. This is the version we use at church. The biggest drawback (and it's a small one) is the time it takes to go from book to book. Chapter to chapter is ok, flip pages and there you are but to change books is going to contents then the book. I definitely recommend this app. I just wish the contents search was easier.