Eastern Orthodox Bible (EOB)

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About this app

The Eastern Orthodox Bible is a unique version of the Bible used primarily by Eastern Orthodox Christians. It includes the standard 66 books found in most Protestant Bibles, but it also contains additional books known as the "Deuterocanonical" books, which are highly regarded in Eastern Orthodox tradition. This version aims to maintain the theological and liturgical integrity of the Orthodox faith and provides readers with a comprehensive view of the Christian scriptures within an Orthodox context. It's a valuable resource for those interested in the rich theological traditions of Eastern Orthodoxy.

WHY DOWNLOAD OUR FREE BIBLE APP?
- The app works offline. No internet connection or WIFI required.
- Listen to the bible with our audio/text to speech feature.
- Bookmark, highlight, make notes and share bible verses.
- Verse of the Day, Gospel of the Day and Psalm of the Day with push notification alert.
- Include all chapters of the Holy Bible (Old Testament and New Testament).
- Customize theme with different fonts and day/night mode feature.
- Easy to use interface with simple and minimal design.

Ratings and reviews

this is no orthodox bible ! this don't have any included book of Orthodox Bible and also no sayings of Holy father's !! this is just a simple Bible app , nothing orthodox here

Seem to be missing deutero-canonical books. Am I not seeing where they are? This doesn't even have the Catholic d-c books. It's just the Protestant bible. For that, it's quite nice. The layout, font, dark or light mode, etc. All make reading easy and pleasant, but it's useless if you are looking for the actual E. Orthodox bible, i.e. collection of canonized scripture books.

Not an Orthodox bible. 1. it does not appear to include the deuterocanon, which is important in Orthodoxy. 2. It contains scriptural errs, for example, Luke 1:28 simply says “favored” instead of “highly favored” or, even more appropriately, “Full of Grace”. There are other errs I could mention, but I'll stop here before this turns into a full length essay.

What’s new

- minor changes