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Smartphones can handle quite a lot, power wise, but because space is limited, if an app is very powerful you can't have menus for everything without making it look cluttered and difficult to use. The solution is to use gestures to provide multiple… more »

When you first install version 4.0 of And Bible, bookmarks will be about the first thing you notice. For one, it comes installed with a few bookmarks already added. Secondly, once you tap on a verse, the option to add a bookmark pops up on the screen.… more »

When And Bible is first installed it uses standard fonts and sizes, but you can modify that to suite your personal tastes. When I read a physical Bible, the text is prominent while the footnotes and comments are in a smaller type. That is what this exercise will do. This is a demonstration of the process using my tastes as a guide. … more »

Bible Study App by And Bible has been around for some time. Before recently, it was known simply as And Bible, so I may occasionally use that name without thinking. While it was easy to use, it had a lot of hidden options that made it a powerful resource for Bible Study. With the latest version (4.0) Bible Study App has added even more useful features, and they are not so hidden… more »

It took some time to learn the tricks to using And Bible but I now understand how to set it up so that it is easy to study passages with the use of commentaries provided. That's the first thing I want to share with you... This is the method I use to quickly navigate the passages and commentaries while also limiting the amount of screen space I need to use. more »

I've heard 2 Chronicles 7:14 repeated many times over the last 10-20 years and the message that is that we should PRAY. Prayer is very important part of the Christian's life. Even so, there is so much more we need to notice about this statement from God. His first demand is that we humble ourselves. Then, pray, seek His face, and repent. Notice that this is a statement about His people. more »

This is an old message that I found in my archives, about a church I used to attend. While it isn't appropriate for a present circumstance, I still agree with much of what I've said and believe it could still be a useful post to include here, with names… more »