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Android Bible Apps Available Versions As of 2012.09.06 Android Bible Apps Available Versions as of 2012.09.06 ANDBible 1.6.0 (install link) Note: Bibles available through Crosswire / Xiphos English Apostolic Bible (with Strong's) ASV BBE Douay-Rheims ESV Etheridge Peschito NT God's Word ISV JPS KJV LEB NT NET (limited) OEB Web YLT Greek Apostolic Bible (mostly unaccented Greek with Strongs) BYZ (unaccented Greek with Strongs) LXX (Rahlf's; with Strongs) SBLGNT (accented Greek does not display) Tisch (unaccented Greek) WHNU (unaccented Greek with Strongs) Hebrew Aleppo Open Scriptures Morphological Hebrew Bible (morph coming; with Strongs) Westminster Leningrad Codex Latin Vulgate Biblia.com (without signing in to a Logos account) This is not an actually an app. These are all online versions available in a web browser If you have a Logos account, all your resources will be available here as well. English ASV NASB (1995) AV NET (full notes) Douay-Rheims New Century ESV NIRV God's Word NIV (2011) Good News NKJV HCSB NLT KJV 1900 NRSV Lexham English Bible RSV Message Young's Greek Stephanus (1550) with morph ? Scrivener (1881) Scrivener (1894) with morph ? Westcott-Hort (1881) Tischendorf Elzevir TR (1624) with morph ? Byzantine (Robinson-Pierpont) SBL GNT and apparatus Hebrew -- Latin Clementine Vulgate CadreBible 4.7.5 (install link) English American Standard Version Free Amplified Bible US$6.49 Bible in Basic English Free Darby Free Douay-Rheims Free English Standard Version US$6.49 Holman Christian Standard Bible® US$6.49 Holman Christian Standard Bible® with Strong's Concordance US$16.99 International Standard Version US$9.99 International Standard Version (No Notes/Maps) Free King James 2000 Free King James Version Free King James Version with Strong's Concordance US$5.99 KJV Apocrypha Free NET Bible (Limited Notes) Free NET Bible (Premier) US$6.49 New American Bible: Revised Edition US$14.99 New American Standard Bible US$6.49 New American Standard Bible with Exhaustive Concordance US$16.99 New International Version US$6.49 New King James Version US$9.99 New Living Translation US$6.49 New Revised Standard Version - Catholic Edition US$14.99 The Message US$6.49 Updated King James Version Free Weymouth New Testament Free World English Bible Free Wuest - The New Testament: An Expanded Translation US$8.99 Wycliffe New Testament Free Young's Literal Translation Greek Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament, 27th Edition US$18.99 SBL Greek New Testament Free (looks great!) Scrivener 1894 Greek New Testament Free Septuagint (LXX) Free (looks great!) Westcott-Hort Greek New Testament Free Hebrew Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia US$18.99 Tanakh Free (looks great with well located pointing!) Latin Biblia Sacra Juxta Vulgatam Clementinam (Vulgate) Free Logos 2.0.11 (install link) Following are available with free account. If you have purchased a Logos library, almost all your resources will be available in the Android app as well. English ASV Douay-Rheims ESV God's Word Good News HCSB KJV Lexham NASB (1995) NCV NKJV NLT YLT Greek Byzantine (Robinson-Pierpont) Elzevir TR (1624) with morph SBL GNT and apparatus Scrivener (1881) Scrivener (1894) with morph Stephanus (1550) with morph Tischendorf Westcott-Hort (1881) Hebrew Latin Clementine Vulgate MySword Bible 3.2 (install link) English AKJV NET (no notes) ASV NHEB = New Heart BBE NHEB-Messianic Bishops' NHEB-Jehovah CPDV NHEB-YHWH Coverdale 1535 OEBcw Douay-Rheims (Challoner) OEBus EBR Smith's Literal Translation EMTV TS1998 ERV 20cNT LXXE (Brenton) Tyndal (1534) Geneva (1560) UKJV Great (1539) Voice in the Wilderness ISV Webster KJ2000 Wesley NT (1755) KJV with Strong's Wilbur Pickering's NT KJVLite WEB LEB WEB-British LHB = Lighthouse WEB-Messianic LOGOS (Esposito) WEB-Hebrew Names Matthew (1537) Wycliffe (1382) MKJV1962 YLT Greek SBLGNT LXX TR (1550/1894) Greek NT with Strong's and parsing info ALXX = Analytic LXX with Strong's and parsing info Hebrew Aleppo Codex [Aleppo] Modern Hebrew Bible [HEBm] Westminster Leningrad Codex [WLC] (need Android ICS to get proper RTL) OliveTree Bible Reader 4.01 (install link) Following are available with free account. If you have purchased any Olive Tree resources for any other platform, they will be available in the Android app as well. English ASV Message $6.99+ CEB $9.99 NAB $19.99 CEV $9.99 NASB $24 and w/ Strong's $35 Douay-Rheims NET limited free / full $9.99 ESV $4.99+ NETS (New English Trans of LXX) $24.95 God's Word $9.99 NIV $4.99+ Good News $9.99 NKJV $4.99+ HCSB limited free / full $9.99 NLT $12 JPS 1917 NLT $4.99 KJV free and w/ Strong's $5.99+ NRSV $9.99 Lutheran Study Bible (NRSV) $29.95 YLT Greek SBLGNT NA27 $35 and w/ apparatus $49.99 Byzantine (Robinson) Scrivener 1894 LXX $41 (parsed w/ LEH > $80) Hebrew BHS $46 (w/ morph and BDB $80) Westminster Leningrad Codex Latin Vulgate PocketBible (Laridian) pre-release 0.3.0 (install link) Books purchased are available for use on any platform. Free Bibles include: English American Standard Version (ASV) Bible in Basic English (BBE) Darby's New Translation (DNT) Geneva Bible, New Testament (GEN) King James Version (KJV) Webster's Bible (WBS) Weymouth New Testament (WEY) World English Bible (WEB) Young's Literal Translation (YLT) No Greek, Hebrew, or Latin (Versions I own with paid program) ASV BBE Darby ESV Geneva HCSB KJV NASB NIRV NIV1984 NLT NRSV TNIV Webster Weymouth NT WEB YLT YouVersion (install link) ENGLISH – 29 versions † = downloadable for offline use; ◊ = audio available AMP LEB† ASV†◊ MSG† BOOKS NASB CEB† NCV† CEV† NET† CEVUK NIRV CPDV† NIV†◊ DRA†◊ NIV84◊ ESV†◊ NIVUK Good News† NKJV† GNTD† NLT†◊ GNTUK OJB† GWT† TNIV HCSB†◊ WEB† (WORLD ENGLISH BIBLE) KJV†◊ (Nothing under GREEK; need to look under > ) TGV† = Η Αγια γραφη (Παλαια και Καινη Διαθηκη – an 'odd' modern Greek translation) στ Κο (sic) TR1624† = Elzevir TR 1624 (unaccented text displays) SBLG† (accented letters do not display correctly) TR1894† = Scrivener's TR 1894 (accented letters do not display correctly) NTPT† = Η Καινη Διαθηκη Εγκρισει της Μεγαλης (Nothing under HEBREW; need to scroll to end of language list and look for > ) עִבְרִ ית BHEBNT = Habrit Hakhadasha / Haderekh (a Hebrew version of the NT that is neither Delitzsch's nor Salkinson-Ginsburg's) no Latin .
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