NLT Bible offline: New Living

Holy Bible offline apps for reading and studying

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About this app

Explore the Bible with the New Living Translation (NLT) app, a modern, easy-to-understand English translation. Access the Bible for free, anytime, even offline, perfect for your spiritual journey.

Features:
- Offline Access: Read the NLT Bible without an internet connection.
- Easy Navigation: Quickly find any book or verse.
- Search Function: Locate specific verses and passages in the Bible.
- Customize Your Experience: Adjust font size, color, and style.
- Interactive Tools: Bookmark, note, and highlight for in-depth study.
- Share Verses: Save and share inspirational verses easily.
- Daily Verse Widget: Get a new verse each day for continuous inspiration.

The NLT Bible is known for its clear, contemporary language, making the scriptures accessible to the modern reader. This translation, crafted by scholars, balances accuracy with readability, ideal for daily devotion, study, and reflection.

This app caters to a wide range of Christians - evangelicals, Protestants, Catholics, and non-denominational believers. It's a great tool for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible.

Download the NLT Bible app now and join millions in exploring God's Word in a language that speaks to today's world.

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Ratings and reviews

I just downloaded the bible last night and I'm already enjoying it. I love the split feature that enables you to read two versions of the Bible side by side. It's amazing. I am still new to the app and discovering other features. Thank you to the owner of the app. God bless you abundantly.

I really enjoy using this app - particularly with the split option which puts different versions side-by-side. However I detected an error in Genesis 1:26 - a middle portion of the verse is missing. Kindly roll out an update to correct it.

Genesis chapter 2 verse 4 may have a typo. I compared with other versions and the same version and I believe it to be a typo. I looked for a contact option for the app but couldn't find one. I just want the writer to know