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- What it is
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- At a glance
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- Free to download
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- Reference
- Education
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Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
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Pricing & paywalls
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- Free
Ratings & reviews
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5/5The Best Bible software on Earth
God bless you and God bless Bible Hub! This free software that you can view online or as an app at least has $10,000 of free software from the microscope to the telescope. You can go down to the original Greek and Hebrew originally what God said as well as you get a complete Birdseye view from various commentaries. Plus I have included all the other numerous features that I haven’t even noticed yet. Jest like Elon musk car, it has so many darn features that people don’t know about but yet are invaluable. The original logo software that cost $10,000 back in the 90s and early 2000s is now available for free and on demand without any cost through Bible Hub. E-Sword is the first one that started this revolution in Bible software, and Bible Hub is simply the 2.0 version of that. Both of them are set up not to sell tickets and make money but a horse desire that the people of God may be railed to read the word of God without compromise. Sola ScripturA!!!! ✝️😇🗽🙏😎🤩
WJCharliee · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5A well used and highly recommendable tool for diving deeper into the Scriptures
Bible hub has been a very important part of my walk with God. I use it almost every day to dive deeper Into the meaning of words as I read the Bible. The Hebrew and Greek language are such colorful languages and one word in the original Greek or Hebrew has a wider variety of English words and it really helps me when I dive deeper into a word that God is highlighting to me in His Word - The scriptures, to understand better what He would like to communicate to me. So I especially use the Strongs part of the many tools the BibleHub app offers. Also, the many different versions of the Bible are very helpful. Also, I think their BSB translation of the Bible is the best current translation available and I even bought a BSB translation of the Bible which is my current translation of the Bible I read. I also read commentaries sometimes. All in all, a really helpful tool to know the Lord and His Word and what He is talking to me personally and it adds great value in my walk with God. Highly recommended it.
MitjaDuh · 30 Aug 2026
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3/5Surprisingly good
After searching a bunch of apps I found this one and have thoroughly enjoyed it. I read the Bible and commentaries every day now. This app can read the scriptures to you while you drive to work. Then you can easily find any book of the Bible to read from on your breaks or quiet time. When you find a portion of scripture you would like to deep dive into you can easily read from some great commentaries….like Matthew Henry, Gill and Hastings. I cannot get enough of the word now. I don’t watch tv anymore. I am happier and content. I am nicer. There is no downside here. Have fun, AJ P.s. my wife really likes the changes she is seeing. They are real. My children are finding an example for real life in me now. God Bless. Dear Bible Hub, I was experiencing pop up full page video ads for Kamala Harris prior to the election of 2024. Please do not allow that to be forced onto your customers. It breaks my concentration and is extremely annoying and frustrating. It will cause people to stay away from Bible reading and or your app. Do you really want to be the offense that pushes people away from God? Was the money worth it?
Content AJ · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5As a daily devotional...easy to use and complete.
Over the years I have used a lot of different devotionals. Our Daily Bread, Closer Walk, Encounter With God, Table Talk, Morning and Evening. Each has it’s strengths at the expense, in my opinion, of not being as complete as I would like them to be. The Bible Hub, on the other hand, offers not only several Scripture verses + commentary, but also a daily reading from Charles Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening. The Bible Hub is set up for both morning and evening devotionals. The daily Scripture rotates between several of the most reliable versions. The middle uses The New Living Translation and Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening, commentary supported by the New American Standard Bible. Thus far, I have only used the morning devotional. I plan to start using the evening also. The one draw back to The Bible Hub is you must have an internet connection + Wi/Fi if you are using a mobile. I use an iPad. As you useThe Bible Hub, it keeps track of where you are. If you are looking for a devotional that is “just long enough but not too long”, give it a try. - Joe. 😊🙏🇺🇸
ljoe35 · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5Bible Hub
I am enjoying the app for the most part. It’s very convenient to choose a different translation to read in helping to understand certain verses better. I have 2 complaints: My major one is they have approved of certain translations like ESV and NIV taking out certain verses that refer to the Holy Ghost, Son of Man, Calvary and Jehovah to name a few. Look up Matt 17:21 and Matt 18:11.” Not there!! For the Son of Man is come to save that which was lost” completely removed from God’s Word. How despicable. I will use the older versions but warn all to be aware. Leave Christ as the power to save. Don’t let Satan win! A minor complaint is having to put in the scripture all over again where I left off previously when leaving the app. I have to go to a browser and open it up, and leave the page open. It uses data I don’t have a lot of anyway doing it like that, or wasting time putting in the same scripture references all over again. If anyone knows how to get the app to do it, let me know. Overall when on the go it’s great, but prefer now to hold my real Bible where words haven’t been changed to take the SAVIOR out of the Bible.
Reddridinghood · 30 Aug 2026
Privacy & accessibility
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Versions
App Store
- 1.0
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1.1
- Supports iPhone X - Support iOS 11 - Added more translations
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1.2
- NEW: Berean Bible translation is now available offline - Supports iOS 13 - Dark mode - Restore last known location on Bible Hub - Added app shortcuts for Search and the Bible Reader - Added localizations: French, German and Chinese - Bug fixes and enhancements
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1.2.1
- Added Share and Safari button to the Browser toolbar - Other bug fixes and minor enhancements
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1.2.2
- Fix missing buttons issue for iOS 12 users - Update buttons
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1.2.3
- Berean Bible updated - iOS 14 ready - Bug fixes and enhancements
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1.2.4
- New app icon - Updated offline BSB text - Added forward button to Bible Hub browser - Other bug fixes and enhancements - Compatible with iOS 15
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1.2.5
- iOS 17 ready - Bug fixes and other enhancements
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1.2.6
· 28 Jan 2024
- Bug fixes and other enhancements
Alternatives
- Strong's Concordance — Same category + similar ratings
- Enduring Word Commentary — Same category + similar ratings
Availability by market
- US
Data quality & evidence
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- Last verified
- 30 Aug 2026
- Sources
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