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I like the app with the exception that they have no Jewish study Bibles in it so we all can learn our Jewish roots as Christians. Remember Jesus was Jewish and also we are grafted into the seed of David. I am very disappointed with this because they don’t have the tree of life study Bible or the complete Jewish Bible. Plus there’s not any commentaries or dictionaries on the Jewish wordsI. feel it’s very important we as Christians should be studying our Jewish roots so we can better understand the Lord on the way he lived. Remember Jesus wasn’t a gentile he was a Jewish. I am more than willing to change my star rating to a five if they improve this app. I find it as an insult to Jesus and also the messianic Jewish people plus anyone else who is studying the Jewish roots of Jesus! Also we should not expect Jewish people to convert over to Christianity on western theology instead we should be learning the way Jesus lived so it will develop our love for the Bible even more and also Israel. I am a gentile in full support of Israel and also the Jewish people.

This is my favorite Bible app. It has many helpful features, and the interface is very user friendly. I also appreciate that they have now included the NKJV, which is my favorite English translation. God bless the developer! The only flaw (and I have a real problem with this) is that when you reopen the app, it does not open to the last passage you were reading but to the default chapter, John 3. It wasn’t always this way. They changed something a year or so ago. Granted, this feature (or bug) is not so bad that I want to switch to a different app, but I request the developer to please fix it. While I can easily return to the passage I was studying before I exited (and I take copious notes), I lose all the passages I visited while studying that passage because I have to start afresh each session so the back arrow does nothing. Fix this, and you have the perfect Bible app.

I use this app every day. I keep it open to view and compare all the versions and scroll down to the Lexicon where you can check the original Hebrew and Greek. The Lexicon seemed to have disappeared for a couple days this weekend and I was distraught. It’s the only way I know to learn the original meaning. I rejoiced when it came back yesterday. Thank you! The reason I gave it 4* was because sometimes the app will freeze, kick me out or just decide not to work. I’d also love it if you didn’t have to type in the whole name of the book you wanted as well as spelling it correctly. A great example would be Deuteronomy. I would think if one started to type it in, the app would know the book. Thank you again for the easiest to use app format.