Logos: Deep Bible Study

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About this app

Want to study deeper than you can in the average Bible study app?

Unlock deep Bible study with Logos, the world’s #1 Bible study platform. Dive into Scripture with powerful commentaries, sermon prep tools, academic resources, and over 40 free Bibles and books, all in one place.

Whether you’re a small group leader, Bible teacher, or seminary student, you need more than a verse-a-day reminder. Logos’s combination of advanced research tools and a theological library has been developed over 30+ years, so you can:

• Search Scripture and books by verse, topic, or keyword
• Compare commentaries, translations, and notes side by side
• See cross-references, definitions, theological themes, and more
• Highlight, take notes, and build outlines for lessons or sermons
• Plan and track with built-in reading plans and sermon management
• Download books and Bibles for effective offline study

Join 750K+ Christians studying deep every month with Logos.

This app contains an optional subscription called Logos Premium.

Go further with a Logos subscription to unlock AI-powered search features, access to additional books, and perks like discounts and free books.

Subscriptions are managed through your Google Play account and renew automatically unless canceled. You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your account settings.

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Ratings and reviews

I haven't figured out all the tabs and extras, but I love being able to use so many translations in one. And I discovered the NET translation which has been a game changer with all the footnotes. I would love if you could click a word and see what the original Greek or Hebrew is directly, but I bet that would be too data intensive. Overall, really happy to have a Bible that doesn't bombard you with modern day YouTube pastors like other Bibles do. I just want the Bible and that's what this is!

had logos 7 and 10. lost features when they went to a subscription model. i.e., no longer have parallel passages. app full of ads to unlock free trial. wouldn't have been hard to grandfather in the people who already paid a large sum for a product instead of being greedy. bible project, you version, bible gateway, olive tree, etc. have more features like parallel passages and more than enough resources for free.

I would not describe Logos as intuitive. I've been a faithful user for 10+ years, and I still don't understand most of its features. And I'm the guy who opens a new program and can usually figure out everything I need in an hour or so. On top of all that, Logos is such a sink for money, with many books costing more for a Logos ebook than for a Kindle or physical copy. Still, the connections Logos makes between resources bring Scripture, history, and theology together better than anything else.