New American Standard Bible

Holy Bible apps for study

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About this app

The New American Standard Bible is the preeminent formal equivalence translation for today’s reader with accuracy you can trust. Originally produced in 1971 and updated in 1995, the NASB is widely embraced for its faithfulness to both the vocabulary and syntax of the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek of the original sources.

Ratings and reviews

Why don't you give me the option of buying this app so I don't have to deal with any ads? Second thing is the way you navigate the different books of the Bible and the different chapters is really awkward cumbersome Exedra hyphen also when I want to change translations I have to scroll through your huge long list. There's really only about five translations that I go to 99% of the time. Why don't you give me a list Under The Heading favorites?

This is the best NASB app I've found so far, it has the feature to save certain passages or highlight them, although I feel like the developer should really add a tutorial because it's a bit confusing to figure out. The other main problem is that the "No Ads" button which I'm assuming would normally prompt one to buy out of ads doesn't do anything. Besides for those two problems it's a wonderful app, it has plenty of extra features and a small file size.

I would rate a 5 if I had not had to reinstall the app because it changed the brightness setting to dark and would not reset. So, the daily reading plan I had started was deleted and when i tried to resume where I left off , it was unable to recognize that I was not starting from the beginning but rather in the middle and kept defaulting back to previous chapters that I'd already read. I gave up and just continued to read a few chapters daily. I do like the audio option as well.

What's new

minor bugs fixed