Applications to Read the Bible
Here in this article you will discover which are the most popular applications for reading the Bible using your cell phone.
All available applications are free of charge and very easy to use.
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Below is a list of applications for read the Bible that have been most emphasized lately.
Applications to read the Bible
1 – Holy Bible – Applications to read the Bible Online
It is one of the two most popular we currently have in Brazil.
With almost 190 million cell phones around the world.
Just to give you an idea, Brazil has 200 million people.
It's practically as if all adults and children use the app.
Obviously, to have this significant number of installations, in addition to being one of the first to be created, this application has its advantages such as, it allows the person to define the interface (design) of the application, select other languages, and can even read the Bible without internet and you still have the option of listening to the Bible (in this case, you need to be connected to the internet).
All these functions make it one of the best applications among the most downloaded.
Developer Company: Life.Church
Version: Android
Version: iPhone
2 – JFA Offline Bible – Applications for reading the Bible on your cell phone
It is also a user champion here in the country.
Many people read both Holy Bible such as JFA Bible Offline installed.
It has two differentiating features compared to other applications:
Can be used in offline mode (without internet),
There is a study plan to help you understand the Word.
Therefore, it has some detailed excerpts to make it easier for people to understand.
Developer Company: MR ROCCO
Version: Android
Version: iPhone
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3 – Holy Bible – App to read the Bible
Even though it has the same name as the first application, it is different because they were created by different companies.
The main detail of this application is its simplicity, it has few tabs in the menus for more trivial users, therefore, it prevents you from getting lost when you have several windows and alternatives.
The objective is to make navigation within the application as easy as possible.
The user can decide between Bible traditional, some themes from Bible, and it is also possible to mark verses and follow the word of the day.
Developer Company: Mobidic
Version: Android
There is no version for iPhone.
4 – Bible – Read the Holy Bible on your cell phone
This is the most common of all, even though it only has one tab (one screen)
And there are only 2 more tools, which are searching and marking text.
An important point here is that this app has scored in the Apple store.
iPhone fans seem to have become more interested in this more practical format, without much complication.
Developer: Dhiogo Brustolin
Version: iPhone
There is no version for Android.
5 – Woman’s Bible + Harp
This application is one of the most sought after among women, it was developed with women in mind, therefore, the main points of this application are:
It can be accessed even when offline, that is, it does not require internet to work.
It also has Harp, something that other apps don't have.
Even more so, its appearance was created to please women, but nothing prevents men from also liking and using it, as the Word is the same, there have been no modifications just with the difference in design.
Developer Company: Aleluiah Apps
Version: Android
There is no version for iPhone.
These are the 5 most popular apps we have right now.
If you liked this article, invite your friends and family to check out the applications.
You will be helping other people connect with the Word.
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