By AppHub Editorial Team · Updated August 5, 2026
e-Sword: Bible Study to Go
Overview
Books & Reference
Rick Meyers
Free
Jan 13, 2022
7.0.1
10
No
Aug 1, 2025
Features
TL;DR— So many Biblical resources are freely included which other apps charge hundreds of dollars to unlock!
BIBLES American Standard Version Berean Study Bible Bible in Basic English Brenton's English Septuagint Contemporary English Version Douay-Rheims Bible Easy-to-Read Version English Standard Version Eth Cepher Good News Bible International Standard Version Jewish Publication Society Old Testament Jubilee Bible King James Version w/ Strong's Numbers Lexham English Bible Literal Standard Ve...
TL;DR— So many Biblical resources are freely included which other apps charge hundreds of dollars to unlock! BIBLESAmerican Standard VersionBerean Study BibleBible in Basic EnglishBrenton's English SeptuagintContemporary English VersionDouay-Rheims BibleEasy-to-Read VersionEnglish Standard VersionEth CepherGood News BibleInternational Standard VersionJewish Publication Society Old TestamentJubilee BibleKing James Version w/ Strong's NumbersLexham English BibleLiteral Standard VersionModern King James VersionRevised VersionThe Passion TranslationThe Remedy New TestamentThe Scriptures 2009Tree of Life VersionWorld English Bible
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Ratings breakdown
2,280 reviewsDeveloper contact
Name
Richard Dale Meyers, II
Address
3747 Sheldon Pl Maryville, TN 37803-6472 United States
Website
https://www.e-sword.net/android/Support
support@e-sword.net
Privacy
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Is e-Sword: Bible Study to Go free to download? high
Yes. The app metadata lists e-Sword: Bible Study to Go as free.
Source: app_metadata
What do sampled users complain about in e-Sword: Bible Study to Go? low
e-Sword: Bible Study to Go has sampled reports about account access, login, or recovery problems. Only 1 sampled review supports this theme, so confidence is low.
Source: user_reviews
What do sampled users like about e-Sword: Bible Study to Go? high
e-Sword: Bible Study to Go is praised by sampled reviewers as easy, useful, or convenient. 3 sampled reviews support this theme.
Source: user_reviews
How to Use
TL;DR— So many Biblical resources are freely included which other apps charge hundreds of dollars to unlock!BIBLESAmerican Standard VersionBerean Study BibleBible in Basic EnglishB (app_description)
Getting Started
Source: app_description_and_user_feedback_noted
- Install e-Sword: Bible Study to Go from the appropriate app store.
- Open the app and start with the free experience.
- Review the main features described in the app listing.
- Check settings or support resources if you run into sampled issue patterns such as e-sword: bible study to go has sampled reports about account access, login, or recovery problems.
Key Features (from app listing)
Source: app_description
- Books & Reference app experience
- Free download
- From Rick Meyers
- 100,000+ downloads listed
Theme 'easy, useful, or convenient to use' identified in recent_reviews #1, recent_reviews #2, recent_reviews #3. Review #1 praises easy, useful, or convenient to use. Review #2 praises easy, useful, or convenient to use. Review #3 praises easy, useful, or convenient to use.
How this content was created
Content type: pattern_analysis_of_user_reviews_and_metadata
AI generated: Yes
- Google Play user reviews (12-20 preferred; may be smaller if source data is limited per app), February 23, 2023 to April 13, 2026
- Google Play ratings distribution
- App Store listing metadata
- Review samples are not statistically representative of all user sentiment
- High-engagement negative reviews can overrepresent complaints
- Claims labeled 'low confidence' are based on single-review observations only
- No real-world app testing was conducted
- Feature availability may vary by region, device, and app version
Pros & Cons
Based on analysis of Google Play user reviews
Pros
- Users appreciate the app: "perhaps the best Bible app ever, incredibly easy to access commentaries, dictionary or whatever else you have, its right" medium
Extracted from 3 high-rated user review(s)
Evidence (3)
“perhaps the best Bible app ever, incredibly easy to access commentaries, dictionary or whatever else you have, its right on the bottom of the screen and goes to where you are reading, very well though”Rating: 5★ April 13, 2026 6 likes“After searching thru several apps where they either have intrusive ads or it's a launcher and takes over your phone, I found one app that was ad free that was simple and limited. So I decided to look ”Rating: 5★ October 27, 2024 95 likes“Just ... WOW. Perhaps a year ago I used e-Sword on my PC, but you know we can't take the time to open our computers every time we want to read words of life, so perhaps a month ago I thought I would t”Rating: 5★ May 18, 2024 132 likes - Plus, many more Bibles in over 70 languages! COMMENTARIESA Popular Commentary on the New TestamentAdam Clarke's Commentary on the BibleAlbert Barnes' Notes on the BibleChuck Smith's Through the Bible CommentaryDavid Guzik's Enduring Word CommentaryDr. Kretzmann's Popular CommentaryExpositions of Holy ScriptureExpositor's Bible CommentaryGreat Texts of the BibleHaydock's Catholic Bible CommentaryJamieson, Fausset and Brown CommentaryJohn Darby's Synopsis of the BibleJohn Gill's Exposition of the Entire BibleJohn Wesley's Notes on the BibleJoseph Benson's Commentary on the Old and New TestamentsKeil & Delitzsch Commentary on the Old TestamentMatthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BiblePoor Man's CommentaryScofield Reference Bible NotesSermon Bible CommentarySummarized BibleThe Biblical IllustratorThe Cambridge Bible for Schools and CollegesThe Companion BibleThe People's New TestamentThe Preacher's Complete Homiletical CommentaryThe Pulpit CommentaryThe Treasury of DavidThrough the Bible Day by DayTreasury of Scriptural KnowledgeWord Pictures in the New TestamentWord Studies in the New TestamentDAILY DEVOTIONALSDay-By-Day By GraceDevotional SermonsMorning & EveningOur Daily WalkStreams in the DesertThe Bent-Knee TimeDICTIONARIESCyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical LiteratureEaston's Bible DictionaryFausset's Bible DictionaryHastings' Dictionary of the BibleHitchcock's Bible NamesInternational Standard Bible EncyclopediaNave's Topical BiblePoor Man's ConcordanceSmith's Bible DictionaryTorrey's New Topical TextbookWebster's 1828 DictionaryLEXICONSAncient Hebrew Lexicon of the BibleBrown-Driver-Briggs' Hebrew DefinitionsMounce Concise Greek-English DictionaryStrong's Hebrew and Greek DictionariesThayer's Greek DefinitionsREFERENCE BOOKSA Fourfold Salvation (Arthur W. Pink)Absolute Surrender (Andrew Murray)Ante-Nicene FathersAntiquities of the Jews (Flavius Josephus)Creeds of Christendom (Philip Schaff)David - Shepherd, Psalmist, King (F. B. Meyer)Dispensational Truth (Clarence Larkin)Foxe's Book of Martyrs (John Foxe)History of The Christian Church (Philip Schaff)How to Study the Bible (R. A. Torrey)In His Steps (Charles M. Sheldon)Institutes of the Christian Religion (John Calvin)Jeremiah - Priest and Prophet (F. B. Meyer)Joseph - Beloved, Hated, Exalted (F. B. Meyer)Knowledge of the Holy (A. W. Tozer)Peter - Fisherman, Disciple, Apostle (F. B. Meyer)Prayer and Praying Men (E. M. Bounds)Saint Paul the Traveler (William M. Ramsay)Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life (William Law)Sketches of Jewish Social Life (Alfred Edersheim)The Attributes of God (Arthur W. Pink)The Deeper Christian Life (Andrew Murray)The Essentials of Prayer (E. M. Bounds)The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah (Alfred Edersheim)The Necessity of Prayer (E. M. Bounds)The Overcoming Life (D. L. Moody)The Possibilities of Prayer (E. M. Bounds)The Pursuit of God (A. W. Tozer)The Reality of Prayer (E. M. Bounds)The Temple: Its Ministry and Service (Alfred Edersheim)The Training of the Twelve (A. B. Bruce)The True Vine (Andrew Murray)The Weapon of Prayer (E. M. Bounds)Tortured for Christ (Richard Wurmbrand)Wars of the Jews (Flavius Josephus)With Christ in the School of Prayer (Andrew Murray) medium
Extracted from app description
Cons
- No significant user complaints identified from sampled reviews low
No negative review patterns detected in recent reviews
Recent Reviews
Toad
5★perhaps the best Bible app ever, incredibly easy to access commentaries, dictionary or whatever else you have, its right on the bottom of the screen and goes to where you are reading, very well thought out. Minor issue is I am glad clock is not displayed as it is a distraction to me. Could we have more options for colours? fantastic app, thank you so much, I paid for it, don't remember how much, whatever it was it is worth every $ and more. I ESPECIALLY respect privacy policies, God bless!
Jacob Parker
5★After searching thru several apps where they either have intrusive ads or it's a launcher and takes over your phone, I found one app that was ad free that was simple and limited. So I decided to look into the premium ad free apps and found this app. I must say I am quite impressed upon first use. And I'm not that easy to impress. All the versions of the Bible and the reference material that can be downloaded for offline use for free (with small purchase of the app) is incredible. Thank you.
William Brecheen
5★Just ... WOW. Perhaps a year ago I used e-Sword on my PC, but you know we can't take the time to open our computers every time we want to read words of life, so perhaps a month ago I thought I would try it for Android. I am extremely impressed. The basic app is amazing and easy to use, with great tools for memorization, notes, devotions, references, and more, but I have also purchased additional devotionals, commentaries, and Bible versions. This app puts a spark back in reading God's Word
Michiah FulTruth
5★The e-Sword is one of the best Biblical interactive applications to date. It supplies an array of options to help improve and enlighten understanding, by allowing you the ability with notation, highlighting, tagging, audio narration, and testing your knowledge study 📖. My only disappointment is that when listening to the audio, it doesn't show, an audio tracking bar that indicates what verses are being read. Otherwise, it's the best app out there.
Jason Breese
3★Does not sync with desktop. I've been using the desktop version for years, and not one of my notes or highlights carries over to the Android app, as there's no way to sign in to associate one with the other. This is kind of like a stand alone Bible Reader. Which is fine, and worthy of support. But for a mobile app, I'm very surprised that the only audio playback option is the Bible reading, and not the commentaries.