Bible at Mac App Store analyse

This is a very handy app with a clean interface. I recommend it highly.

I love how simple this app is and how easy it is to understand. If you need a clean and easy app to read scripture, this is your app. Also, I love how many translations are avaliable. I use many online tools to do sermon prep - I was hoping that this app would take the place of them. First, one thing I really wish was included was a Greek and Hebrew dictionary - Strong’s would be nice. Second, one thing that really should be there is a better navigation system to find verses. I really wish that you could type “John 3” or “2 cor 12:9” into a search bar. To find a verse you have to click which testament, then book, then chapter (no way to go to a specific verse). As another small request, Evernote integration would be nice for the journal section. Overall, a great app. I would rather use a clean, uncluttered, and well-thought out app with fewer features than and messy, cluttered app with too many features and a price tag that’s more than my car.

Very good program over others I have tried. Would like to highlight individual words at times (Allows only whole verse). Also, found a few chapter errors (minor issue, does not see to effect all books, only the New American Standard). Other than those issues, I find this a very useful tool for studying. These are s follows: Isaiah 6 (chapter 5 in its place) Isaiah 41 and 42 Ecc. 6 (chapter 5) Songs of Sol. 6 (same as ch. 5) Jer. 9 and 10

Desktop Bible is pretty darn good in its own right, but it lacks the power and ease of use of “Day One”. I hate to be rough on a BIble app (it just feels weird and wrong) but since the built in journal is the only thing that sets this app apart from other less expensive Bible apps availalbe on OSX, and the Christain community should be as professional, if not moreso, than the secular world, I must draw attention to the abitilty to improve. Pros: Easy minimulistic design, Intuitive Interface, Multiple supported versions, built in journaling service, uses little amount of RAM. Cons: The minmulistic desing is form over function and I’d like to see more powerful functions brought to the table. The journalling service needs to have an organization component to allow days to be in folders labelled with lesson titles. Overall: A good bible app with a decent built in journaling service, but if you are going to journal every day anyways, Day One would be a fantastic alternative to look into. Good luck with whatever you choose! To the developers: Please fix folders, make the interface a little more powerful (knowingly at the cost of the minimulistic design) and the ability to catagorize journals from the past! Just some ideas.

Il y a des Bibles dans pas mal de langues et le design est vraiment agréable.

É um instrumento bom de pesquisa e leitura, com destaque para a facilidade em copiar trechos da Palavra de Deus.

Diese App wäre gut, wenn das Klavier nicht automatisch mit der Bibel-Version wechsel würde: Ich benutze einen deutschen PC mit deutscher Tastatur. Wenn ich in der Luther Bibelversion etwas nachschlagen möchte, alles OK. Wenn ich jedoch in der englischen King James Version etwas suche, kann ich nicht mehr tippen, weil meine Tastatur auf UK-Tastatur umschaltet. Das Selbe geschieht, wenn ich die französische Version benutze, schaltet meine Tastatur auf eine französische Buchstabenordnung!!! Somit ist diese App nutzlos. Jammer Schade!