Tafsiran - Bible study & commentary

This interpretation app is designed to assist users in learning Bible verses through various interpretations of biblical texts. It provides a range of commentaries that allow users to explore different perspectives on the Scriptures as presented by the commentators. This application forms part of a comprehensive biblical study system for Android, launched by the NET Foundation and the Tim Bible Android team.

The interpretation app is completely FREE and ad-free for all Android users. It can be easily installed and shared with others. The app and its content are products of collaboration between the NET Foundation, the Tim Bible Android team, and other partners. All content and applications are protected by copyright and relevant laws. © 2015 Commentaries

* Includes a selection of high-quality Bible commentaries that are reliable:

    - MHC (Matthew Henry's Commentary)

    - TSK (Treasury of Scripture Knowledge)

    - Full Life (Guidance Abundant Life)

    - Jerusalem (Notes from Jerusalem)

    - Hagelberg (Hagelberg's Biblical Interpretation)

    - MHCC (Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary)

    - Wycliffe (Wycliffe Bible Commentaries)

    - E-SH (Devotional Daily Reads)

* Provides commentary for every verse in the Bible.

* Integrated with NET Bible app to facilitate reading and deeper exploration of the Scriptures.

* Allows for Bible study offline, anywhere and anytime (no internet required).

* Extremely user-friendly.

Scripture Unlocked: My Enlightening Journey with the NET Bible Commentary Companion

As someone deeply invested in biblical study yet often overwhelmed by dense theological resources, this app has become my indispensable companion for meaningful scripture engagement. Its curated library of eight venerable commentaries—from Matthew Henry’s profound insights to Wycliffe’s accessible explanations—transforms solitary reading into a rich dialogue across centuries of scholarship. I particularly appreciate how MHC’s depth pairs seamlessly with Full Life’s practical application, allowing me to explore a single verse through complementary lenses with just a tap.

What elevates this tool beyond typical study apps is its flawless offline functionality. Whether I’m in a remote mountain cabin or a subway tunnel, having Henry’s Concise Notes or Hagelberg’s interpretations instantly available creates sacred study space anywhere—no internet anxiety, no subscription barriers, just pure illumination. The clean, intuitive interface ensures even complex cross-references (like Treasury of Scripture Knowledge’s intricate web of connections) remain accessible, not academic. Seamless integration with the NET Bible app further deepens exploration: I often toggle between Jerusalem’s historical context and the NET’s precise translation while tracing thematic threads through entire books.

For free software, its polish astonishes. Zero ads or paywalls mean focus remains entirely on spiritual discovery, not distractions. When studying Romans 8 recently, having E-SH’s devotional warmth alongside scholarly analysis allowed me to transition seamlessly from exegetical rigor to heartfelt meditation—an integrative experience physical commentaries couldn’t replicate. The app respects both time-pressed seekers (thanks to concise summaries) and thorough exegetes (offering exhaustive verse-by-verse coverage). This isn’t just a tool; it’s a dynamic invitation to linger longer in Scripture’s transformative depths—and for that, it has my deepest gratitude.