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ddoyle777 · 08-06-2010, 09:15 AM

I'm using a bunch of Bible apps so I thought I'd mention them here.

OliveTree is good, has both Greek and Hebrew texts with lexical data, and works great for general Bible study, reading and so forth.

Laridian has PocketBible with tons of resources as well. This app syncs notes and highlights across platforms.

There are many free apps - my favorite is the ESV Bible from Crossway. They released it to promote their version (the English Standard Version - a good translation) and it looks good. If you want the ESV study notes the app costs 12.99, but the free version has the entire ESV text and good typography.

One might also check out the Logos app which is most worth while if you have spent money on Logos books, but the basic app is free if you want to check it out.

I use all 4 of these apps so I can recommend them.

08-06-2010, 09:15 AM	#10
ddoyle777 Member Posts: 18 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Concord, NH Device: iPad, Kindle Fire, Kindle Touch	More Free Bible Apps I'm using a bunch of Bible apps so I thought I'd mention them here. OliveTree is good, has both Greek and Hebrew texts with lexical data, and works great for general Bible study, reading and so forth. Laridian has PocketBible with tons of resources as well. This app syncs notes and highlights across platforms. There are many free apps - my favorite is the ESV Bible from Crossway. They released it to promote their version (the English Standard Version - a good translation) and it looks good. If you want the ESV study notes the app costs 12.99, but the free version has the entire ESV text and good typography. One might also check out the Logos app which is most worth while if you have spent money on Logos books, but the basic app is free if you want to check it out. I use all 4 of these apps so I can recommend them.