Devotional Bible MultiVersion

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About this app

Devotional Bible was developed to assist all readers of God's word to get a proper understanding of the bible by outlining each verse in various versions all offline. in addition, you can benefits from devotional messages from seasoned ministers across the globe as they share with you on a daily basis the mind of God.

Available versions(Offline) includes:

Amplified Version(AMP)
English Standard Version(ESV)
King James Version(KJV)
The Message Bible(MSB)
New International Version(NIV)
New Living Translation(NLT) and
New King James Version(NKJV)

You can read devotional messages from ministers such Pastor W.F. Kumuyi (DCLM), Pastor E.A. Adeboye (RCCG), Rev. Billy Graham, Pastor Joel Osteen etc.

Other features you can also benefit from includes:
- Audio bible in various versions and languages(Internet required)
- Share lessons from passages with friends
- Ask questions from a community of believers and get accurate answers

Please note that this app displays ads in order to support the developer

Ratings and reviews

A useful app that lets you choose a default version to read, but easily lets you look at how other versions interpret the verse. Some flow features are clumsy. The scheduled daily readings take you through old & new testaments simultaneously. The daily devotionals don't usually speak to me. Overall this app is a good tool. Well worth paying the small annual fee for added security of backing up your personal notes & highlights in case your phone goes bad, you won't loose everything.

Pros: 1. I love having six versions, and how easy it is to toggle between each version on each individual verse. 2. I also like the black background mode. Cons: 1. I do not like the navigational design. The side buttons that must be flicked away to read the chapters are very annoying. (Suggestions: It would be so much easier if the chapters could be flicked back and forth, like Kindle pages; also if the navigational buttons for books, chapters and verses were all at the top on tabs that could be tapped open.) 2. Another con is a strange teal highlight box that covers Genesis 1:1 that cannot be removed with any of the app's settings options.

It's great for what it offers. But it's just annoying how sensitive the touch screen becomes when scrolling a chapter or verse. It's simply wayyy too touch-sensitive. It intentionally selects whatever your place your thumb on when trying to scroll down or up. It especially becomes an issue when trying to scroll the verses in Psalms. I really wish this issue would get fixed. Other than that, this is a great bible app when comparing the different versions of scriptures.

What's new

Quick fixes for Favorites, Request for push notification bugs and app optimizations