Bible Hub

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.9 119511 ratings · App Store

1. 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

2. 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

3. 5/5Everything for the exegesis students!

   How many people are berean’s, “ones who searched the scriptures daily” to see if what Paul was saying was on point. And not for nothing but he was cross referencing the law & the prophets to prove to his own brethren but had nothing but grace and power for the heathen. Guess who got it? Israel didn’t like a suffering servant fir a god. They were ready for another deliverance like Moses, or more importantly “Elijah” by name. Make no mistake Elijah called down fire and they thought it was Roman weenie roast. But nope, God's ways are always higher...above all you could ask or even think. Where sin abounds grace much more abounds. The Holy One full of grace and truth, the a son of man but man of God. Peace be upon....US! Good tidings to all men...FROM GOD! Now repent or change you’re old way of thinking and follow God’s new teaching. He’s doing a new thing can you not see it? Ask, Knock, and seek for Him. You who give good gifts to your kids but come from a natural tendency to do hedonistic things...how much more will God give the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him?

   KristopherScott · 30 Aug 2026

4. 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

5. 5/5Pastor Earl Wallace

   As pastor of Liberty Christian Fellowship Church in the Capital District of New York, I’m often in the go, and use the Bible Hub for personal Bible study and sermon prep. Even at home it is mt “go-to” resource! I like it’s simple layout that allows for multi-translations comparisons of verses, easy to search key words and Bible passages feature, and love how easy it is to see the original language meanings of words. I also really enjoy the access it provides to the commentaries of those whom I call the great members of “The Historical Body of Christ,” who are the joints God has used throughout time to help people understand His exciting and deeply meaningful and relevant eternal Word! I’m truly blessed by the resource God has provided through the makers of Bible Hub! Those to whom I deliver messages within our church, and those outside it while fulfilling public speaking engagements, also are benefiting from the blessing Bible Hub is to me. Bible Hub daily helps me to act upon my motto that “The Bible applies to every aspect of life including civics!” Thank you, Bible Hub! Pastor Earl C. Wallace

   Pastor Earl of LFC · 30 Aug 2026

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