Bible App by Olive Tree 4+

This is the zaniest story I’ve read in years. Loved it. If taken literally Christ must have had powerful backers who used advanced teleportation and telelocation technology. Others seemed to be using the same Voice of God technology that Corey G Goode references in his speeches. I wonder who the two people dressed in white were and how they rescued Christ from death. Maybe they were the Anshar or some other group. Corey also mentions food manifestation hence the water into wine trick and feeding five thousand. Maybe once we become ascended masters like Christ we’ll all celebrate with manifested food etc. An 80 year old friend once told me she and her mattress were moved through a brick wall late and night in an elevated position. I think others did this to her (she was fully conscious). In the same way Christ entered the locked room of the apostles twice by passing through walls. Definitely advanced technology present in this fine story. What a blast.

...switching books is STILL not intuitive for me, and it’s been nearly a year since they changed how you do it. You have to tap to make sure the toolbar is showing at the top, then you have to tap the special little book icon. Confusingly, you can’t tap the book name to change book. I thought this was a little niggle I’d get over, but it’s been so many months and still every day I have to figure it out. It’s really poor UI design and I hope they fix it.

Other than that I love the app. I’ve tried Logos software but it was just way clunkier and more complex than the lovely interface of Olive Tree. I read the Bible for 1-2 hours a day on this app on iPhone, iPad and Mac and I really love it! The pop up windows and split window features are awesome and so much better than the weird way Logos handles it, IMO. Praise God for having his word in such a convenient form!!!

I find the Bible Study+ App to be very useful. With its easy to use interface and a great range of functions it provides good value for money; compared with other bible applications out there.

It is not proscriptive in the manner it can be used and the copy and paste function makes both the preparation of teaching messages, and also book writing, a lot easier than previously having to physically transcribe the texts themselves.

Additionally, the ability to swap between translations so quickly and with ease makes comparative work so much easier.

The only drawback I have encountered is the inability of the app to continue downloading while I get on with other activities on my device. This is particularly peeving in situations where the internet connection is slow; it can feel that the device has been hijacked and I find time wasted where I could be doing other things.

With all of that the ability to continue the same work across multitude platforms, with the sync function, means that I can continue to work with other applications on MacBook, iMac and iOS devices easily.

However, 5 stars I am happy to give it; a well thought out app at a reasonable price.

Pastor Graham Douglas-Meyer