NKJV Bible by Olive Tree

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Last verified 5 Sep 2026

4.8 47639 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Outstanding App

   I use this App all the time. I am a pastor. I get asked questions all the time about scripture. The search is so great. It has helped me in my ministry. Absolutely awesome. Recommend it highly!! I don’t like search categories just put Search : Old And New Testaments or Entire Bible Search: Old Testament Search: New Testament (how simple is that??????) what complications that you have weaved Don’t give us A 3rd division of the Old Testament what is that??? Give us what we need to locate scripture!!! Simple!!!! And Don’t get me started on Apologetics?????who ever come up with that was the devil’s minion Unchurched now say “well their apologizing for the Word of God” Everything they’ve tried to teach us is nil!!!!” “So it is….all Fairytales”…..those born in the 1980’s say!!!!!After that 1 word came up in Theological circles which are not as Christian based as they used to be!!! You just went running with the cancellation of Thousands of years of discipleship just of naught cancelled, it crossed it out!!! Whoever come up with it Neglected to note That God doesn’t Apologize and doesn’t have apologize for His Word!!! Bc that’s what’s is implied by the one word Apologetics!!!! But His Word is inerrant, His Word (Jesus) became flesh to Dwell among us!!!! John 1:14 His Word Will Survive us all!!!!Matthew I don’t care that Webster or whomever came up with it when Late 1990s or Later I’m glad Someone has Smartened up I have seen a “UnApologetic Bible”, in a Local Christian Book Store still hard working at selling Bibles!!!!!! No Not like Lifeway Closed up their doors and go all Internet they messed up big time!!!! Give the simple back.

   Bropaul1137 · 5 Sep 2026

2. 5/5To know what the truth of life and death

   To know what truth and what lies are. You have to understand what life is and how it starts. The only way that we can learn about life is to know how it started and how we are lied to about it. We’re lied about the universe and how it started. So to learn more about life and the universe is to read the book of life. The book is is called the Bible and it has been written by men but it was written by men who were inspired by the God of the universe and the Father of Jesus Christ. God the father of all that exists in the universe and the world as we know it today. We learn that science has been trying to make us believe that we have evolved from a primitive cell and became a human being. But scientists have proven that the Bible’s teachings are true because they have found the scrolls of HISTORY IN THE ROMAN TIMES. All of them talk about the man Jesus Christ and his life and his death and his time on earth. So that’s why I have to read this book and learn it and who inspired the book. So to be able to understand the universe and to understand life I have to believe that the teachings of Jesus Christ and God the Father are TRUTHFULL AND PROVEN BY SCIENCE.

   Mini Moses 26 · 5 Sep 2026

3. 3/5Olive Tree app for iPad Pro

   I actually wanted to give this app a higher rating, because I really love the format and layout, highlighting and note options, and the pop-up access to multiple resources: i.e. Greek/Hebrew lexicons; commentaries; dictionaries; cross references; concordances; study tools; etc. It’s very easy on the eyes, too, in my opinion, and makes reading/study fairly enjoyable. BUT, I really feel that the parallel bible/translation option is really lacking, compared to eSword, which allows top-down listing of essentially unlimited translations/versions for verse-by-verse viewing/comparison, as well as multiple side-by side parallel translation by chapter/verse viewing/comparison, whereas Olive Tree only allows for one parallel version at a time, and it’s not side by side, but in the resource center pop-up option, which makes comparison viewing more difficult than easy, as my eyes have to jump around the screen. However, eSword definitely fails in not allowing footnotes/comments, or pop-up resource access for those multiple translation options (only allowing it for a single selected translation/version in their app’s main window), and unfortunately rather they have a very simplistic and bland user interface, that I personally find not as enjoyable to read. I just wish there were one app that had it all…

   Tim in RNV · 5 Sep 2026

4. 3/5Useful Bible App

   Updated Fall 2017 I do not enjoy this app as much as I used to. The latest version no longer has the ability to be read in landscape mode, the mode I prefer. Also, Olive Tree is constantly trying to sell more books. I'm constantly getting notifications that are really just advertisements. The latest edition even has a cart at top and center. I just want a few versions of the Bible on my phone, not a whole pastor's library. It's still a useful app, just not as good as it was. Original Review: I have no other app to compare it to, but I enjoy this bible app. My favorite feature is the search feature - it's like having a full concordance in my hand. Also, if I highlight a verse in one version, it's highlighted in all - good for favorite verses. Now if I just highlight a few words, they are only highlighted in that version. Also, I can flip from one version to another and stay at that verse. I can also switch to a commentary and see the comments on the passage I am reading and switch to my atlas and be at the part pertaining to the passage. Very helpful. I still have my old fashioned study bible, but I keep this handy for searches and of course it is with me everywhere I go - and I don't need wi-fi, it's all on my iPod touch. And when I upgraded to an iPhone, it was easy to make the transition with regular cloud backups with Olive Tree. Great Bible app.

   Texmom92 · 5 Sep 2026

5. 5/5Love the switch

   I used to be with that other popular app because other apps didn’t have its features. But then that other app had an update and took away one of my most used features. I started looking for a new app and found Olive Tree and was so pleasantly surprised with all the features. I love the organization and have found I read the bible more now because I can highlight, take notes and categorize. I especially love that the references are clickable and you can split screen to read them. And the feature this insomniac uses the most, is falling asleep every night to someone with a relaxing voice reading me the Bible. It has a timer!!! I set the timer for 30 minutes and I no longer have to depend on magnesium, valerian, or any sleepy time tea to help me go night-night. I fall asleep every night without fail. I’m new so I’m sure I’ll find more that I love about this app. I am for certain, I’m never going back to that other app. What I would like (maybe I haven’t found it yet) is the option for a side-by-side version comparison.

   H2O Fitness · 5 Sep 2026

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