e-Sword: Bible Study to Go

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!

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.

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

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.

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.