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- Free to download
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| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
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Ratings & reviews
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5/5My favorite version- makes me very happy!
I have used this NASB Bible, along with a set of Lockman NASB Study Bible books, for many years, and, although I use other versions to compare/contrast various verses, I always come back to this version for its readability and accuracy of foreign translation. In the New Testament, that would be primarily Greek. In the Old Testament, that would be primarily Hebrew. I truly love this translation; many tell me that the words I encounter in this translation are very accurate and I am extremely confident that I am getting the best translation when I use my results with various members of my class. I also use a number of various Greek and Hebrew translation tools and I’m usually very pleased with the final outcomes of my work. In addition, I have a Greek Wuest version which is a direct translation into English, without concern for readability or editing of words. That’s where I can truly judge the NASB in its best light. I appreciate the shades of meaning being expressed with such an economy of words as compared to the verbose Wuest edition!
Grateful4u2 · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5Why add other translations?!
This app was really great and special when it was just the NASB ‘95 text. There’s not enough love among Christians for the outstanding NASB (i.e., pre-2020 revision). And it was great to finally find an app that exclusively featured the 1995 NASB. Unfortunately, however, the developers have begun to add additional translations, which is unnecessary and which is only going to complicate this once simple and easy-to-use application. I guess they’re trying to be compete with Logos (no chance) or Bible Gateway, E-Sword, etc. There are already a gazillion apps out there for the archaic and vastly inferior KJV translation (which has LONG outlived its usefulness—high time for Christians to accept that), the LSB already has its own app (and it’s just a slightly refined update to the 1995 NASB anyway), and the ESV translation is, honestly, pointless. It’s less literal than the NASB (1977 and 1995 versions), and it doesn’t even capitalize divine pronouns, which drives me nuts. (LOL) Fortunately, I haven’t updated my app and don’t plan to, so mine still has only the wonderful NASB ‘95 text, with no distractions. I really wish Literal Word would go back to using only that most excellent translation, because it truly needs to be preserved (especially since the release of the horrible NASB 2020!). I still prefer the 1995 NASB even to the LSB, in most passages.
ByHisWounds · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Thank you
Easy to navigate, Hebrew & Greek Lexicon, integrated dictionary, search function is excellent. Love that God’s Word is caps in NT and Jesus’ Word is Red. Love the options in this app. Simple, robust, many options / features. Thank you for providing us access to this app for free. I’ve used many Bible apps and this is the absolute best, exactly what I needed. I have ESV & KJV in print, so this digital NASB is perfect for my referencing needs. Pastor at my local congregation suggested I add NASB to my Bible Collection for in-depth study. Amen, developers! Thank you again for making this app. The time of Revelations is here, we need to spread the Gospel now more than ever before. Please keep this free. Please keep it without ads. We need Jesus and this is the best app version of the Bible yet. Glory to God for access to His Word in our pocket, digitally, instant cross referencing, categories of notes. So thankful. Amen. Blood of Jesus protect us all. Praise Almighty Father, Your Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.
MrsJETFast · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5The best Bible mobile app I have used so far!
Super easy to use, feature rich, distraction free reading. I am dyslexic, this application is very pleasant to use. The UI is well laid out, simple but powerful when you want to do word studies. Navigating back to the text you were in before going down a rabbit trail is easy. Using this app I find I am using less time fumbling through menus and settings, but learning His words. I think I have tried all the Bible mobile apps, this one is the most intuitive I have used. The search works well and is super helpful for word studies. Because of my dyslexia and using different translations of the Bible I typically have to use a search engine to find specific passages. Using the built in search works so well I haven’t had to leave this app. May the Lord richly bless the devs and individuals who are responsible for bringing this application to the public!
Monkeyofspice · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5IN MANY WAYS THIS IS THE BEST BIBLE APP!
The NASB text is not my favorite (The RSV is—sorry) but it is my third favorite after the KJV. If this team would do for the RSV or the KJV what they did for NASB both of those bibles would be far more go to than they are now (though the KJV rarely falls off it has lost some ground to the ESV, NLT, NIV and the NKJV and the RSV has only a cult following). Here in one app you have: -Hebrew and Greek dictionaries -Highlighting that manages to place the highlighted Scripture in order with a thumbnail text -Word searches that include statistics on how many times the English word is used in EACH section of the Scripture. -Easy navigation between books. -A gloriously smooth interface is not clunky and mysterious like Logos and Olive Tree (both of which are yet very useful). In short, The Literal Word folks have made a Bible app that in it’s simplicity and power outshine ALL rivalry. Alas, it comes only in the sometimes stilted NASB translation where the beauty and power of the KJV and the RSV is sometimes lost. That said, the NASB is serviceable enough and a great study translation. Oh that The Literal Word folks would do for the RSV what they did for NASB! Who knows? Such an app might even lift the RSV back to its former popular glories (though its son the ESV and its daughter the NRSV are popular in their own right). Best of all, all of this magnificence is FREE!!! What a ministry! What an app! Literal Word your team ROCKS!!!!
Wilbourg · 31 Jul 2026
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Versions
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1.0.18
- Added source information for lexical definitions - Fixed formatting issue in Daniel 5
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2.0.1
- iOS 13 compatibility - Notes and Highlights - Bug fixes for lexical entries - New icon and logo
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2.0.10
- Smaller download size - Fixed an issue with a lexicon entry - Fixed range selection bug - Prevent ligatures in small caps
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2.0.4
- Support for iOS 13 Dark Mode - Fixed text rendering issue
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2.0.5
- Lexical mode button is back due to popular demand - Minor improvements to lexical mode
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3.0.12
- Sync and backup - New fonts and color themes - Search suggestions - Search history - Verse selector - Visual filtering for notes and highlights - Bug fixes and performance improvements
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3.1.8
Fixed several bugs, including an issue with starting up the app on some devices.
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4.0.10
- Added Legacy Standard Bible (LSB), English Standard Version (ESV), and King James Version (KJV) including integrated Greek and Hebrew lexicons, footnotes, and cross-references. - Added bookmarks feature - Added Bitter font and justify text option - Many performance enhancements and bug fixes
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4.1.0
* Added Sync & Backup to the main menu * Added a visual marker for user notes in other bible versions * Improved notes/footnotes/cross reference selection * Fixed some ESV footnotes and cross reference links * Improved ESV poetry formatting * Fixed Sin/Shin Hebrew dots on LSB
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4.1.4
* Various bug fixes to improve stability and performance * Improved text formatting for certain poetry subheadings * Modified Rose selection highlight for improved readability * Decreased swipe sensitivity
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4.1.5
* Various bug fixes to improve stability and performance * Improved text formatting for certain poetry subheadings * Modified Rose selection highlight for improved readability * Decreased swipe sensitivity * Fixed a verse number bug when switching off verse-by-verse text formatting
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4.1.7
*Fixed a bug that sometimes shifted the text when selecting a word. *Fixed a bug that disabled double-tap access to history.
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4.2.0
* Fixed a bug that caused the app to crash when reading Ezra 5 or 6 in KJV * Fixed a bug that would cause a brief flash upon opening the keyboard * Improved verse information interface by making smoother transitions
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4.2.1
* Fixed a bug that stopped scrolling improperly when navbar was hidden * Fixed a bug searching for negative chapter numbers
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4.2.10
- Improved the user data storage engine and error diagnostics - Fixed a formatting bug that could cause the text to shift for some devices - Corrected a verse reference in the Greek lexicon for G4841 - Included the latest corrections to the LSB text from the publisher - Fixed a bug with the "Keep Screen On" feature - Fixed a typo in the KJV at Ephesians 3:20
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4.2.11
- Fixed an end of chapter formatting error experienced by some users - Fixed a bug in the history view for missing verses - Fixed a lexicon tag in Psalm 48
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4.2.12
Fixed bugs related to font resizing and text rendering.
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4.2.13
Prevent text clipping issue for iOS 26 Fixed certain footnote and lexicon bugs
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4.2.17
Fixed copy and paste bug in the previous update
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4.2.2
* Fixed a line break ESV bug that would hyphenate across a verse number and incorrectly highlight * Fixed a bug that would cause some devices to open to the wrong location on app launch
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4.3.2
Support for ESV 2025 and lexicon fixes
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4.4.0
• New translation: New King James Version (NKJV) • Deeplink support (see app.literalword.com/deep-links) • Updated ESV and LSB texts to their latest editions, fixing many lexicon entries • Fixed bolding the verse number where a new paragraph begins while in verse-by-verse mode • Fixed uneven word spacing in justified text on iOS 26
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4.4.3
- Added support for Sign in with Apple and Sign in with Google - Improved links for footnote passage references - Updated Hebrew transliteration in the lexicon and fixed some Strong's numbers tags
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4.4.4
- fixed selection handle bug - fixed various rendering bugs in iPad - fixed spurious extra lines in NKJV
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4.4.5
· 8 Jul 2026
- Faster app launch and lower memory use - Multi-window and iPadOS 26 windowing support on iPad - NKJV formatting fixes - Fixed chapter title flashing while scrolling - Better mouse and trackpad support
Alternatives
- ESV Bible — Same category + similar ratings
- Blue Letter Bible — Same category + similar ratings
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