Hebrew Psalms Reader

Name: Hebrew Psalms Reader
Rating: 2.5 (6 reviews)
Author: TES, Inc.

Education

Free · In‑App Purchases

6 Ratings
Ages

16+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

TES, Inc.
Language

EN
+ 24 More
Size

70.2
MB

The Hebrew Psalms Reader now comes to the iPhone / iPad. Includes Complete Book of Psalms - 150 Chapters. This is the Ultimate Psalms Study Companion - take it wherever life takes you. The Psalms Reader was developed to give the user the ability to read Psalms in the original Hebrew and understand the meaning of every word. This is the most advanced program utilizing text-to-speech in Hebrew. Not only will it give you a syllable by syllable pronunciation of each Hebrew word, it gives the option of hearing the Hebrew pronounced in the 3 most popular Hebrew dialects: Popular Sephardic Israeli Hebrew, Ashkenaz Hebrew and Hassidic Yiddish Hebrew.

Ratings & Reviews

2.5

out of 5

6 Ratings

Terrible Interface
12/22/2013

EGE5
Great idea and good text to speech engine, but the interface is a disaster. You call this an App?
Terrible Interface
12/22/2013

EGE5

Great idea and good text to speech engine, but the interface is a disaster. You call this an App?
Excellent book.
01/14/2020

MineMunga
I really like this book of Psalms is very easy to memorize.🥰
Excellent book.
01/14/2020

MineMunga

I really like this book of Psalms is very easy to memorize.🥰
TES PSALMS IS NOT WORTH THE PRICE!
02/05/2014

Zachor
The syllable by syllable method makes the word very difficult to hear! It would have been better to just say the whole word!
TES PSALMS IS NOT WORTH THE PRICE!
02/05/2014

Zachor

The syllable by syllable method makes the word very difficult to hear! It would have been better to just say the whole word!
old device buyers beware buy on new if planning device upgrade
02/04/2020

Yeshua is Eloi
Well, it’s bad how I have to start this off. I was really enjoying the complete Hebrew Reader app. I had it downloaded on my old Ipad 2. Finally upgraded to a new ipad a couple of months ago. From icloud I was able to download all my data including apps. Hebrew Reader was one of them but at that time I had only purchased Genesis. Just a few nights ago I bought all the others on the new Ipad. Yep paid for the whole thing! Genesis through Malachi. All was well but while in the midst of doing some research I got to 1 Chronicles 16. 1 Chronicles 16 is suppose to have 43 verses but the Hebrew reader stopped at verse 29. Part of 29 in the app translated but the other part did not. The rest of the verses did not continue into the next chapter as some other language translations have done. The rest of the verses just simply weren’t there. So I figured go to the app store to ask about it. It would not let me! It said I had to own the app to leave a comment. Hmm....I have $52.79 receipt that says I do. I was smart enough to not delete and reinstall as that could have cost me in more ways than one, so I was given a divine plan, meaning I didn’t come up with the plan my self. I was led to download this Psalms only reader app and pose this uhhhmmm, question, comment and expression of my confusion. So, what gives? Where is the rest of 1 Chronicles 16:30-43? (if that’s all that’s missing) and how come your Hebrewe Reader ownership info doesn’t pass from old device to new? I have this nagging feeling if I would have bought the complete Reader before upgrading my device I would have lost $50. Buyers beware. If this issue/glitch is not fixed you will lose your money. If I hadn’t backed up my info on icloud, which I didn’t want to do but glad I did, I would have lost the book of Genesis that I paid for. For those that choose not to use icloud for whatever your reason is, be especially aware. You WILL lose your stuff as Itunes no longer syncs to your computer. I realize the last sentence is old news but just incase someone missed out or didn’t make the connection because they hadn’t run into the problem I did yet. Thanks......
old device buyers beware buy on new if planning device upgrade
02/04/2020

Yeshua is Eloi

Well, it’s bad how I have to start this off. I was really enjoying the complete Hebrew Reader app. I had it downloaded on my old Ipad 2. Finally upgraded to a new ipad a couple of months ago. From icloud I was able to download all my data including apps. Hebrew Reader was one of them but at that time I had only purchased Genesis. Just a few nights ago I bought all the others on the new Ipad. Yep paid for the whole thing! Genesis through Malachi. All was well but while in the midst of doing some research I got to 1 Chronicles 16. 1 Chronicles 16 is suppose to have 43 verses but the Hebrew reader stopped at verse 29. Part of 29 in the app translated but the other part did not. The rest of the verses did not continue into the next chapter as some other language translations have done. The rest of the verses just simply weren’t there. So I figured go to the app store to ask about it. It would not let me! It said I had to own the app to leave a comment. Hmm....I have $52.79 receipt that says I do. I was smart enough to not delete and reinstall as that could have cost me in more ways than one, so I was given a divine plan, meaning I didn’t come up with the plan my self. I was led to download this Psalms only reader app and pose this uhhhmmm, question, comment and expression of my confusion. So, what gives? Where is the rest of 1 Chronicles 16:30-43? (if that’s all that’s missing) and how come your Hebrewe Reader ownership info doesn’t pass from old device to new? I have this nagging feeling if I would have bought the complete Reader before upgrading my device I would have lost $50. Buyers beware. If this issue/glitch is not fixed you will lose your money. If I hadn’t backed up my info on icloud, which I didn’t want to do but glad I did, I would have lost the book of Genesis that I paid for. For those that choose not to use icloud for whatever your reason is, be especially aware. You WILL lose your stuff as Itunes no longer syncs to your computer. I realize the last sentence is old news but just incase someone missed out or didn’t make the connection because they hadn’t run into the problem I did yet. Thanks......