Blue Letter Bible - Study the Bible

Wow, I recently found this amazing Bible study app and it's truly the best out there! Unlike Logos which requires you to spend money to access all features, this app is completely free. It's packed with incredibly helpful commentaries and the interlinear tool is exceptional and very easy to use. You can take notes, highlight important passages, choose from modern and ancient versions of the Bible, and so much more. It has truly been an incredible blessing! I pray that Jesus blesses the team behind Blue Letter Bible and may He also bless anyone who downloads and uses this app.

Oh no! You have been using this wonderful app for years and find it amazing with its side by side Greek or Hebrew text along with English translation, as well as the fantastic interlinear study tools. But, troubles have come your way with the new update as the app won't open. You plan to uninstall and reinstall it to see if that solves the problem. If not, you will require assistance in fixing this issue.

I have a suggestion to make a small change. Right now, when you choose a book and chapter in the app, it moves from left to right across the columns before going down to the next row. This process feels a bit awkward every time. It would flow more naturally if you could go down a row first and then move right to the next column. If this adjustment is made, I will uninstall the other Bible app from my phone.

Oh wow, I really like this! If it could do even more amazing things, I would give it a top rating, like 5 plus stars! Firstly, when I highlight something, it should stay in the color I choose, even if it's from different chapters. It would be even better if each book in the Bible had its own color for highlighting, which would make it super easy to find highlights specific to that book. Plus, if I want to highlight just one word or sentence, using a light grey overlay on top of the main color would be a perfect touch.

I open this app a lot every day. It's simple to use and the search function is effective. The interlinear function allows me to see the original Greek, Hebrew, or Aramaic text easily. I can also find where these words appear in English with references. The app shows the MGNT and TR text for the New Testament, and the Hebrew and LXX for the Old Testament. Furthermore, it provides information about the root and inflected forms of the words, along with details about the parts of speech. This app is a crucial resource for studying the Bible.

A great Bible app, completely free! Dr. Chuck Missler recommended it. The dictionary feature is fantastic, allowing access to multiple translations. It's a dream for scholars, unlocking deep insights into scripture like never before. Seekers will uncover God's hidden messages as never seen before. Everyone with a smartphone should download this app and dive into the wealth of knowledge waiting within.

The Bible app is pretty good, with lots of versions and features like reading aloud and comparisons. But it has some issues. When you're listening to the reading, the text and voice don't match up—you gotta adjust them separately. For example, if you switch to a different Bible version, you gotta also change the reader to match. It doesn't do that for you, which can be annoying. Also, when you copy some text, it takes you to a new page without showing the text, so you have to remember which verses you wanted. Not very user-friendly, if you ask me.

I really like how I can see two versions side by side with the parallel Bible option. It's also great that I can easily look up Greek and Hebrew words on this app instead of using my big paper concordance. I prefer reading my paper Bible because it helps me focus better and feel closer to God. This app, for me, is more like a tool to help me dive deeper into studying the Bible.