DesignĪ poor choice of typography and design can make an app much worse for reading on. Of course, we will mention when there are issue of needing to pay for certain translations. If you can’t get the translation you like (or a similar translation as some are similar) then these apps won’t be very useful. Translations are an important feature of Bible apps as people have different preferences (some go as far as insisting on using a particular version and calling those who don’t heretics but there you go). It is very important if an app is on both iOS and Android, but there is also the issue of whether it has tablet support or not. We are going to focus mainly on mobile apps in this review but we’ll also mention if there is a desktop app available as well. Also this helps us have a more impartial review of the apps as by setting out criteria, it helps us to look at it impartially. After all, if you don’t know the criteria that we’re using to judge the apps, then you won’t know why we like something or not. Criteriaīefore we dive into the apps, here are the criteria that we are going to use to judge the apps. So whether you prefer a paper or digital Bibles, I think there are good reasons you might want to consider using both. you can access audio versions of the Bible.
you can copy and paste verses rather than typing them out.if you don’t have your paper Bible, you can use your digital one.you can have a selection of translations.However, there are a few reasons that I think it is worth considering using a Bible app in addition (or instead of) to your paper Bible. With all that in mind, you may well prefer a paper Bible or use one exclusively. paper doesn’t have distracting apps or notifications.I think that’s a fair point especially as I, and many other people I know, find the experience of reading a paper bible to be better. You may well question why people don’t use a paper Bible rather than a digital app. We don’t promise to cover every Bible app (as there are too many) and you may still prefer a different app at the end (Let’s us know about it in the comments), but we will look at some of the most popular apps (and some lesser popular ones) and what they do well. With that in mind, we’ve put together a review of some of the best Bible apps out there. Depending on your wants and needs, you may find that a different bible suits you more, but a simple App Store search might not help. However, just as with many of these modern tools, there are a wide variety of bible apps out there which can make it very difficult to find the best one for you. As long as you have your phone in your pocket (which, let’s be honest, is probably 90% of the time) then you can access a Bible (and not just one version). The extreme portability and decent reading experience makes them a great tool to help you get into God’s word on the go. I was no exception when I got my first smartphone back in 2012 and I bet you weren’t either. For many Christians, a Bible app is one of the first apps they go searching for once they’ve got their smartphone up and running.
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