Verbum Catholic Bible Study

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About this app

What if your Bible app helped you read the Bible with the mind of the Church?

Most Bible apps give you the verse. Verbum helps you understand it with over forty free Bibles (including the USCCB’s approved translations) and books, including powerful commentaries, homily prep tools, and writings from renowned theologians and Church Fathers. 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

This is an excellent Bible Study App. I love that it comes with additional books, like commentaries, lives of the Early Church Fathers, saints, etc. It can create a reading plan for these books, the Bible or seasonal reading as well. The navigation in the app, to all of the many features, is very intuitive and easy to use. I recommend this to beginners and advanced scholars. Getting to a Bible verse is so fast!

I use Verbum daily. Make sure you've purchased one of the Verbum Libraries - Bibles you'll use, a good commentary or seven, and Church docs. The "notes" feature in mobile now more closely resembles the desktop version - which is a huge win. Being able to share notes with others is one of my favorite abilities. Update: the mobile version continues to converge with the desktop, allowing for easier searching and reference.

Best Catholic Bible translation I have found. I can put it in "low light" mode and adjust font & print size for readability. Switching from a different app, with trial and error I could pick a start date that put me back on track for my Bible-in-a-Year. User interface seems kind of non-intuitive. But: I like that it is not constantly in my face promoting upsales. I like not having the quasi-rockstar join-our-cult vibe of Hallow.