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by Ironsidefan

I used the original Olive Tree App for the Amplified Translation Classic version until just recently when because of course its not having any longer been updated it was no longer able to be accessed via Apple’s current software update. I had this current app installed back when informed about it, and used both it, and the old app Justin’s an alternate means to keep track of my daily reading. I’ve been forced by health circumstances to be now using the audio feature for the New American Standard Bible provided on the UVerse Bible app (it doesn’t have that function for the Amplified Bible - Classic or otherwise on there). Today I went looking on the Apple App Store for an Amplified Bible app that provides that feature. I found several, but in confirmation I guess of what seemed to be the case when I checked one the Olive Tree Bible app I could still find nothing indicating there is an available audio feature for the Amplified Bible Classic version or otherwise on it. I am going I guess to purchase one of those Amplified Bible apps that does have the audio feature since I need that capability and this app appears not to still have it (I’ve checked to see about that a number of times over the years).

by ExDroidUser

I love the Olive Tree Bible App! There is within it the ability to have multiple bookmarks so that you can read from the Pentateuch, the Books of History, the Books of Poetry, the Books of The Prophets, and from The New Testament all at once! If you do this, read one chapter per day from all 5 of the different Sections of The Bible, you will read the Old Testament 1.5 times per year and The New Testament 1.4 times per year. If you want to step your game up, you can read 2 chapters from each of the different genres in the Old Testament per day, and 3 chapters from The New Testament per day. Doing this will get you through The Old Testament 3.14 times per year, and through The New Testament 4.21 times per year! Thank God that I’ve finally found a Bible App that offers multiple translations and multiple bookmarks! YouVersion is also helpful, Faithlife’s Lexham English Bible app is good (a different translation than anyone else has), Bible Hub is fantastic if you really want a deep dive into each individual word of Scripture, R.C. Sproul’s Ligonier App is wonderful also. For those brave enough for Olde English, Matthew Henry’s Commentary app is good too!

(Edit: Synching between iPhone and iPad versions is somewhat problematic.)

by IaboG

I have read through the Bible now for over 25 years. I have used this program for over 5 years. I get concerned about every update. I accidentally updated on my phone a couple of years ago, but every update has been a challenge to get used to. This last one I don’t like not seeing the projected end date. I still have the older version on my iPad. The only reason I continue using the app and trying to adjust to the changes is because I’m committed to reading God’s Word every morning.

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I have discovered another thing I miss. On the older version, when I select reading plans it shows My Plans and has a list of all the times I have completed a plan. I am finishing my 6th year of reading Life Journal in this app. Before that I was using the Victory Bible Reading Plan from Omega Ministries for over 20 years.
I do like the ability to have a Bible app on my iPad and iPhone that has a good through the Bible in a year plan. This has been a plus for me. I haven’t found any Bible apps that have a Bible reading plan that I like as well as Life Journal. I have other Bible apps, but this is the one I use the most. I have just struggled with some of the changes that are made.