Logos Bible Study App

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About this app

Access powerful Bible study tools and a theological library for biblical insights on the go. With the Logos mobile app, you can read the Bible and a commentary side by side, save books for studying offline, and use exclusive Logos Bible study tools.

Make Time for Reading, Even When You’re Booked
Organize and schedule your reading in seconds. Create a list of books in your library, then start a reading plan when you’re ready to dig in.

Access All Your Bible Study Tools in One Location
Tap a word or passage to highlight, leave a note, open Bible Word Study, and more, all with the enhanced text selection menu.

Find What You’re Looking for, Instantly
Access powerful search features from any book or resource. Quickly navigate to any verse in the Bible or search your library to go deeper.

Never Lose Your Audience—or Your Place
Easily read your sermon outline or manuscript, get a clear view of all your slides, and see a built-in timer to help you stay on track with Preaching Mode.

Read your favorite Bible translations: we have a variety of options, including the NIV, ESV, NASB, NKJV, and many more.

TOP FEATURES:

LIBRARY - Instantly access up to ninety-five free resources to kick off your Bible study. Or sync your current Logos library to access all your books on the go.

PANEL LINKING - Get three independent channels for linking your resources so they track along with you as you read.

SOCIAL SHARING - Share Bible verse images on Facebook, Twitter, Evernote, and email.

REFERENCE SCANNER - Take a picture of a church bulletin or handout using Reference Scanner, and the app will open your preferred Bible version to all the verse references.

PASSAGE LIST - Use Reference Scanner to snap a picture of a document and look up many verses at once, then save those verses as a Passage List.

BIBLE WORD STUDY - Learn more about any word in the Bible by examining dictionaries, lexicons, and cross-references.

PASSAGE GUIDE - Get a detailed, verse-specific report that includes Bible commentaries, cross-references, literary typing, and media resources.

TEXT COMPARISON - Compare any verse across multiple translations with visual and percentage indicators of difference.

TABBED BROWSING - Open as many resources or Bibles as you want and view them side by side.

SPLIT SCREEN - Delve into any secondary resource side by side with your preferred Bible translation.

SEARCH - Find every mention of a word or phrase in every resource in your library.

READING PLANS - Get into daily reading with several Bible reading plans to choose from.

Ratings and reviews

UPDATE: The Verbum and ebooks apps have been updated (16th October) which seems to have fixed the problem of being unable to download books. Presumably, the Logos app will soon also get the update. There are so many good points about this app. For me the word lookups from Greek (or getting English dictionary definitions) and the ability to view references to other texts are among the features I use most. It doesmany other things that I don't often use in the app, although I do on the desktop.

I like it and have used it for many years It is true that it is not always intuitive and it takes lot of effort to learn all the functionality and later I forget how to do it again. Any my biggest issue is that when I highlight on this app it doesn't appear on my desktop It does work the other way around but from app to desktop it doesn't It took me some time to find out actually so I probably lost a lot of highlighting and perhaps notes too Are you aware of this fault?

I love Logos, but this app has a bug that's a showstopper for me. I like to follow along with sermons with the English text and Greek/Hebrew scrolling split-screen, so I can read both in parallel. Logos has the ability to do this with a split tab and resource linking, but scrolling one version consistently moves the other version 3-5 verses out of sync. For example, setting the ESV to Luke 2:25 moves the SBLGNT to Luke 2:22, and vice versa, so I can't see both. Back to Olive Tree!

What's new

Fixed:
- Selecting resources in the Library.
- Other bug fixes.

What’s New:
- We’ve added Author, Type, and Series options to Books Search.

Bug Fixes
- Notes and highlights
- Input boxes
- Inline search
- Search
- Store
- Crashes
- And more.