Emoji Bible Project

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About this app

The Emoji Bible Project App brings God’s Word to life through something people use every day—emojis. Inspired by the original #EmojiBibleProject study books, this app makes Scripture more accessible, memorable, and fun for all ages.
Each passage is paired with thoughtful study notes and meaningful emoji-based illustrations that help readers connect the symbols they already know with the truth of the Bible. Whether it’s a well‑known verse like John 3:16 or a short but powerful moment like John 11:35, the app uses emojis to spark conversations, deepen understanding, and create shared learning experiences across generations.
The study notes offer simple explanations, helpful insights, and connections to other parts of Scripture, giving users a richer understanding of God’s Word. It’s a fresh, creative way for families, small groups, and individuals to explore the Bible together—one emoji at a time.
Get to know the Bible better using emojis to find the feeling behind the text.
Updated on
Feb 7, 2026

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What’s new

Tap Emojis to open a popup with additional notes.
It's a basic webview with local html and a light/dark mode toggle. I'm interested in how many devices the toggle will work on because certain APIs will not allow the toggle. But it will follow the device's theme, if dark mode is available.