Logos Bible

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About this app

What if your Bible app helped you better understand the Bible for yourself?

Most Bible apps give you the verse. Logos helps you understand it with over 40 free Bibles and books including powerful commentaries, sermon prep tools, and writings from renowned theologians. Create a free account and start exploring:
• Reading Plans: Build a habit with plans you can customize and share.
• Study Assistant: Ask a question, get answers drawn only from your Logos books (limited free uses).
• Smart Search: Search your Bible by verse, topic, or the question you actually have (limited free uses).
• Factbook: Find instant background on the people, places, and ideas you run into.
• Notes: Take notes that travel with you everywhere.

Every tool is free to try. If you want to keep going, a subscription gives you more use of AI features like Study Assistant and Smart Search, access to more books, and even subscriber-exclusive free books and discounts.

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

Android apps are clunky (galaxy s22 & Honor Pad x9). Too often the different tools fail to sync with the primary Bible. Insights, for example often says "no results" within the factbook but when you click on it and a new tab opens, it's full of information. A shame because when reading on phone, I really want to quickly see what information I can dig into when something in the word gets my attention. Also issues with menu buttons disappearing and not coming back. New purchases not syncing.

UPDATE: The Verbum and ebooks apps have been updated (16th October) which seems to have fixed the problem of being unable to download books. Presumably, the Logos app will soon also get the update. There are so many good points about this app. For me the word lookups from Greek (or getting English dictionary definitions) and the ability to view references to other texts are among the features I use most. It doesmany other things that I don't often use in the app, although I do on the desktop.

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!