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sirmaru · 12-31-2012, 12:14 PM

Using my Kindle Fire HD 7" 32 Gb on AcroBible from the Main Screen, the first letter of every book in the Bible shows in the Left or Top. Tap the letter and LARGE icons with pictures of every Book starting with that letter shows. Tap the Book and LARGE numbers of every chapter shows. Tap a number and all the verse numbers show on the right. Tap the verse and you are there.

I can reach a verse in under two seconds without any typing.

Tap the Book/Chapter shown in the left corner and all Chapters for that Book are shown LARGE. Tap the Chapter and then the verse and you are there.

Tap the Bible abbreviation in the upper right corner and seven Bibles including the NIV are available. Tap the Menu and two Commentaries and one Dictionary are available.

One can locate any 4 word phrase from the search screen in the NT, OT or any specific Book.

Notes and highlights can be added to any verse or pasted into the AcroBible web site and synced to and from there.

One can set up the M'Cheyne Reading Plan and one can go through the entire Bible one chapter at a time at one own's speed alternating with random NT chapters and OT chapters. One gets a choice of a Daily Devotion with Spurgeon's"Morning and Evening" and "Daily Light on the Daily Path."

All of this is available in BRILLIANT COLORS - verse numbers in blue, Christ's words in Red, multiple background colors different for every function. All this can be done without WiFi or 3G or 4G available. Its all done locally on the KFHD7-32.

There is NO PW or KF Bible which can compete with that color, ease and coverage. Thus, its the only Bible App I use now. The others just Rest in Peace for me.

Finally, their Tech Support is great implementing every suggestion I've made in the past within a year of my input. I used it on the KF1G but had to wait 30 days when the KFHD7-32 was first introduced.

If I want to hear the Bible read to me, the Tecarta Bible does that in either of two selectable voices. It also can scroll at the speed of a Church reader if one wants to follow along with the spoken voice without turning pages.

Somehow all my Kindle Keyboard and Paperwhite Bibles are now obsolete and all my other Kindle Fire Bibles have also gone obsolete.

The AcroBible web site is here:

http://www.ibiblespace.org/fcgi-bin/...action=reading

The AcroBible for the Fire can be purchased here for $ 9.95:

http://www.amazon.com/AcroDesign-Tec...ords=acrobible

The Tecarta Bible can be purchased here for $ 5.99:

http://www.amazon.com/Tecarta-Inc-NI...or+kindle+fire

I'm always open to new Bibles, if any are introduced, however.

While I only owned the Kindle Keyboard, I only used the Osnova Bibles.

Before eReaders were introduced, I only used the Logos Bibles. By the way, today those Logos Bible Resources for the PC range from $ 295 to $ 4,980 at this site:

http://www.logos.com/basepackages

12-31-2012, 12:14 PM	#22
sirmaru Wizard Posts: 2,426 Karma: 6561538 Join Date: Nov 2007 Device: Kindle PW 2013, HDX 2013, Galaxy S5 2014	Using my Kindle Fire HD 7" 32 Gb on AcroBible from the Main Screen, the first letter of every book in the Bible shows in the Left or Top. Tap the letter and LARGE icons with pictures of every Book starting with that letter shows. Tap the Book and LARGE numbers of every chapter shows. Tap a number and all the verse numbers show on the right. Tap the verse and you are there. I can reach a verse in under two seconds without any typing. Tap the Book/Chapter shown in the left corner and all Chapters for that Book are shown LARGE. Tap the Chapter and then the verse and you are there. Tap the Bible abbreviation in the upper right corner and seven Bibles including the NIV are available. Tap the Menu and two Commentaries and one Dictionary are available. One can locate any 4 word phrase from the search screen in the NT, OT or any specific Book. Notes and highlights can be added to any verse or pasted into the AcroBible web site and synced to and from there. One can set up the M'Cheyne Reading Plan and one can go through the entire Bible one chapter at a time at one own's speed alternating with random NT chapters and OT chapters. One gets a choice of a Daily Devotion with Spurgeon's"Morning and Evening" and "Daily Light on the Daily Path." All of this is available in BRILLIANT COLORS - verse numbers in blue, Christ's words in Red, multiple background colors different for every function. All this can be done without WiFi or 3G or 4G available. Its all done locally on the KFHD7-32. There is NO PW or KF Bible which can compete with that color, ease and coverage. Thus, its the only Bible App I use now. The others just Rest in Peace for me. Finally, their Tech Support is great implementing every suggestion I've made in the past within a year of my input. I used it on the KF1G but had to wait 30 days when the KFHD7-32 was first introduced. If I want to hear the Bible read to me, the Tecarta Bible does that in either of two selectable voices. It also can scroll at the speed of a Church reader if one wants to follow along with the spoken voice without turning pages. Somehow all my Kindle Keyboard and Paperwhite Bibles are now obsolete and all my other Kindle Fire Bibles have also gone obsolete. The AcroBible web site is here: http://www.ibiblespace.org/fcgi-bin/...action=reading The AcroBible for the Fire can be purchased here for $ 9.95: http://www.amazon.com/AcroDesign-Tec...ords=acrobible The Tecarta Bible can be purchased here for $ 5.99: http://www.amazon.com/Tecarta-Inc-NI...or+kindle+fire I'm always open to new Bibles, if any are introduced, however. While I only owned the Kindle Keyboard, I only used the Osnova Bibles. Before eReaders were introduced, I only used the Logos Bibles. By the way, today those Logos Bible Resources for the PC range from $ 295 to $ 4,980 at this site: http://www.logos.com/basepackages Last edited by sirmaru; 12-31-2012 at 01:51 PM.