This app and encapsulates its title, “good” in Hebrew language. I have been so frustrated by Bible apps, trying to become Instagram, with stories and distracting notifications. This app has really blessed me, and given me a renewed joy for approaching scripture on mobile device. Two feature features I wanna highlight for those thinking about downloading this app: 1) it keeps a history of where you read - it’s intuitive and it blows my mind that more apps haven’t done this. 2) you can remove the verse references from the text, making it a much more seamless reading experience more again to the original text (but of course in English)I’d love to see more translations added in this style, but I understand the difficulty around copyright, etc. This app is worth your time.

The feature I love most is the reading history. It makes it so easy to see where I was reading on previous days or to jump between passages of scripture being referenced in a sermon. I don’t have to navigate though a massive table of contents to get back into the passage I was reading. The cross references are also so handy & remind me that the whole Bible is referring itself!

Seriously the coolest, most beautiful Bible app out there. Wish it was paid so the developer could make some money from it, but he’s probably too passionate to. Maybe just like $3 for a special theme?? Could be like a nice background gradient, maybe even adapts the colors based on the emotion of the given passage?Anyway thank you Trent!

As a developer myself, I appreciate this app due to it being free, open source, and committed to putting God’s Word into the hands of ordinary people for free.I love the NET for the same reasons the developer does: no copyright red tape. However, the biggest benefit of the NET are the translator notes, which are strangely omitted from this app. I would love to see these added in the future!