Free Bible/Resources App

HudsonSpike · 01-24-2013, 06:56 PM

Olive Tree is a free app for Nook and possibly other platforms, but there is a catch.

If you get the app from Barnes and Noble, it is $9.99. But if you get the free KJV Olive Tree app, you can order the free Bibles within the app and it will automatically upgrade to the $9.99 app for free (at least that's what it did for me and for my friends Nook Tablets). From there there are numerous versions of the Bible, Concordances, Commentaries, Sermons, Biographies and other resources that are free.

You save $10+ (with tax) and get the same apps within the Olive Tree program.

There are a lot of free resources should you take you time and look around, ranging from Creationism (not my cup of tea) to Biographies on St. Augustine and Martin Luther.

Check for it at the B&N app store and get the free KJV app from Olive Tree to start.

John

rxmom03 · 01-24-2013, 08:29 PM

I love Olive Tree! My recommendation would be to get the free Reader app on whatever platform you have and then get everything from the OliveTree website. And you are right--they have tons of free options and lately they have been having lots of sales.

Mary

exscentric · 01-25-2013, 11:40 AM

I used olive tree on my pocket pc for years and loved it.

I have moved to Android but shifted to mysword.info since biblesupport.com has hundreds of resources for it.

Olivetree has an android version as well I think.

HudsonSpike · 01-31-2013, 01:05 AM

Olive Tree is excellent, but on the Nook, the Encarta bibles are a bit easier to me. It's a bit easier to move around. Both let you set up Parallel Bibles which is great if I'm having trouble with a translation. Except for the KJV, Encarta isn't free, but it is reasonable.

There are also other free apps out there like YouVersion Bible which for a short time made the NIV available free and has numerous free versions available for download or online.

I came to try that one when my Pastor started to use the NKJV recently.

01-24-2013, 06:56 PM	#1
HudsonSpike Member Posts: 21 Karma: 25 Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: The Catskills, Upstate NY Device: Kindle Fire HD10	Free Bible/Resources App Olive Tree is a free app for Nook and possibly other platforms, but there is a catch. If you get the app from Barnes and Noble, it is $9.99. But if you get the free KJV Olive Tree app, you can order the free Bibles within the app and it will automatically upgrade to the $9.99 app for free (at least that's what it did for me and for my friends Nook Tablets). From there there are numerous versions of the Bible, Concordances, Commentaries, Sermons, Biographies and other resources that are free. You save $10+ (with tax) and get the same apps within the Olive Tree program. There are a lot of free resources should you take you time and look around, ranging from Creationism (not my cup of tea) to Biographies on St. Augustine and Martin Luther. Check for it at the B&N app store and get the free KJV app from Olive Tree to start. John

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01-24-2013, 08:29 PM	#2
rxmom03 Addict Posts: 217 Karma: 539264 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: DFW, TX Device: Pixel 8, iPad Air, Kobo Aura One, Kobo Clara 2E	I love Olive Tree! My recommendation would be to get the free Reader app on whatever platform you have and then get everything from the OliveTree website. And you are right--they have tons of free options and lately they have been having lots of sales. Mary

01-25-2013, 11:40 AM	#3
exscentric Addict Posts: 379 Karma: 1033424 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: WY Device: Kindle keyboard	I used olive tree on my pocket pc for years and loved it. I have moved to Android but shifted to mysword.info since biblesupport.com has hundreds of resources for it. Olivetree has an android version as well I think.

01-31-2013, 01:05 AM	#4
HudsonSpike Member Posts: 21 Karma: 25 Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: The Catskills, Upstate NY Device: Kindle Fire HD10	Olive Tree is excellent, but on the Nook, the Encarta bibles are a bit easier to me. It's a bit easier to move around. Both let you set up Parallel Bibles which is great if I'm having trouble with a translation. Except for the KJV, Encarta isn't free, but it is reasonable. There are also other free apps out there like YouVersion Bible which for a short time made the NIV available free and has numerous free versions available for download or online. I came to try that one when my Pastor started to use the NKJV recently.

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