Bible Gateway

Bible Gateway

By HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc.

Score: 3.70435
3.70435
From 9,738 Ratings

Description

Take the Bible with you wherever you go. The Bible Gateway App is the OFFICIAL and FREE mobile Bible reading and learning experience from BibleGateway.com. The Bible Gateway App makes it easy to read, hear, study, and understand the Bible. Features include: • Read more than 90 different Bible translations, including the NIV, KJV, ESV, NKJV, HCSB, NASB, CEB, The Message (MSG), Amplified Bible (AMP), and many more. • Listen to over 20 audio Bibles, including English, Spanish, Arabic, Thai, and other languages. • Search quickly and easily for any verse, passage, or keyword. • Learn more about any Bible passage with a library of trustworthy Bible commentaries and other references. • Take personal notes, highlight Bible text, and star your favorite verses. • Study Scripture at any time—even late at night—with night mode toggle. • Enjoy a daily Verse of the Day in the translation of your choice. • Follow one of many different Bible reading plans. • Share your favorite Bible verses with your friends and family on Facebook and Twitter. • For iPad users, view up to three different translations side-by-side. • Upgrade to the ultimate Bible learning experience with a free trial of Bible Gateway Plus. Plus members enjoy access to their expanded study library of over 40 Bible study titles, including notes from the NIV Study Bible and the MacArthur Study Bible. Bible Gateway is committed to making the Bible available to everyone, wherever they are. To begin exploring and understanding the Bible yourself, install the free App. In subscribing to Bible Gateway Plus, you will have access to more than 40 titles, including best-selling Bible Study resources, including notes from the NIV Study Bible and NKJV MacArthur Study Bible. When subscribing, you will be charged via your iTunes account, and confirmation of your purchase can be found there. Your subscription will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase and will automatically renew monthly on the monthly plan or yearly on the yearly plan. If you would like to cancel renewal, you will need to turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the end of your current period. Your iTunes account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. Visit your iTunes Account Settings after purchase to manage your subscription and turn off auto-renewal. Please note that any cancellations made before the end of a free trial or subscription period will forfeit any unused portion of the period. Bible Gateway’s Terms of Use are available at https://www.biblegateway.com/legal/terms/?interface=print

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Reviews

  • I love it but one thing

    4
    By Btslifeu
    My main reason for downloading the app was for the multiple versions search in the passage search. That’s not an option on the app. I hope this is something they can port over. It makes it so easier through the website. I just wanted to have the convenience of an app. Other than that this is a great app that helps me through a lot of my bible studying.

  • The Ads!

    1
    By JudicialSavant
    I understand the need to generate revenue, but the inordinate amount of time these ads remain on the screen, without the ability to access the Bible—combined with the forced inability to close the ads for such an extended period—is shameful. Absolutely shameful. I deleted the app. This approach is counterproductive—because it makes me NOT want to purchase anything being advertised.

  • Multi-version Bible app, with ads

    3
    By AnDream1436
    I have enjoyed this app for many years, and I chose it because it [used to be] the Word straight forward. Lately, I’ve noticed a full screen ad that I have to wait for before I can open and navigate the app. This app has so many versions, some I’ve never hear before. I also enjoy the audio version of some versions, so I can listen to the Bible while I close my eyes and pray, or while I’m on a long driving trip. I wish the ads would allow me to focus on the Word and not on commercial pleas for money.

  • A BIBLE APP Should NOT Have Full-Screen Ads!!! *EVER*!!!

    1
    By melissapete24
    I use the Bible Gateway website almost daily, and I guess I never knew if the website was ad-heavy (and still don’t know) as I use AdGuard Pro. But I decided to download their app again, after deleting it years ago, and the SECOND I open the app, a HUGE full-screen ad. I didn’t even get to touch anything! A banner ad at the top or bottom is fine, but this is just UNACCEPTABLE. I immediately deleted the app again, and I am going to be finding a new online Bible website, as well.

  • Adds Ruined my experience

    2
    By A1Sauceyyy
    I’ve been using this Bible app for at least 7 years now. I always loved the easy search and many translations but recently adds started interrupting my reading and completely ruining the moments I set aside to meditate on the word of God. These pop up adds drove me to delete the app after many years of avid use. What a shame.

  • Confused / disappointed

    2
    By juhnnieo
    The app even though I paid will always go to the free version (advertising) And it is unnecessarily complicated

  • App useless to me. Love the website though

    1
    By FearlessFly57
    I use the web version on my computer quite a lot and love it! Not so for the app. I’ve tried countless times through numerous updates; however, the Bible NEVER opens for me on my iPhone. Like I said…. Useless to me. 😔

  • Immediate Prolonged ADs

    2
    By A. DeBorah
    Not even 5 seconds upon starting the app is when prolonged apps come on. It takes at least two minutes for most ads to finally have the exit button. Most of them has a button that appears that it is the exit, but that button leads to my app account, prying me to download its service.

  • Ads in The Bible?!

    2
    By cmodrisc
    I was shocked when I launched the app and then tapped to read the Bible and before I could select any passage, my screen was taken over with a full screen advertisement. All I was wanting to do was read the Bible. Jesus flipped over the tables when there were people making money in the temple. If that was inappropriate, how is it appropriate when someone is trying to read the Bible to have an adverse come up at them?

  • Advertising has killed this app for me

    1
    By Fantastic savings using Libby
    This used to be my go to app, but as soon as they started advertising, which completely hinders any use of this application for me. I’m sorry to say goodbye to it, since it has long been my favorite until they started this confusing advertising that there’s not even an easy button to close the advertising.

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