Best Bible Apps

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[@adrianlee3635]

Whether it's on the phone or paper does not really matter, the main thing is that we continue to read and sturdy the WORD.

[@blackbandz3385]

Yes

[@dalecasselman7356]

Lots of people cannot read. I guess we should just say, keep in the word, as there are podcasts and audio bibles and Church. Not a snub, it's just that we want those who do not read, to understand clearly that it is not a requirement, in order to be saved, as the work Christ finished on the cross was enough, and we are not required to do, or not do anything, as it is by grace alone through faith that we are saved and this is not by works(Eph2:8) lest anyone shopuld boast or brag about it.

[@earlysda]

When the electricity fails, the printed word is still available.

[@dreymallari397]

@@earlysda how would you read if the lights are off tho? 😅

[@earlysda]

@@dreymallari397 Drey, that's funny! Do you have a switch for heavenly bodies?

[@flavio6325]

-Beginners : Youversion -Intermediate: Olive Tree -Advanced : Logos

[@dirkcoenen]

I use Youversion for my quick passage searching and I use Logos for any Greek comparisons on the go. But in all honesty, nothing beats a physical interlinear Bible and a great physical commentary.

[@LyleB314]

Seriously loving the Translation Comparison in the Blue Letter Bible app! Thanks so much for letting me know about that!

[@joewyatt8413]

I love youversion. It has plans on any subject. The friends aspect on it is great. Allows you to share notes and do plans with people. Definitely is my favorite bible app hands down.

[@AlwayzPr0]

Great video sweetie! Love, Mom.

[@takeshi9473]

Wow! Hey Matt's mom! 😃 I've never met a mom named Harrison William. 🤔 Why is your last name not Wittman? 🤨 I'm getting the sense that you are not Matt's mom... 😕

[@z0er1c]

@@takeshi9473 Because Whitman is probably his father's last name

[@takeshi9473]

@@z0er1c I see... But what about the first name?

[@felliesweetie]

😂😂😂😂

[@user-tm1kl8gu9y]

@@takeshi9473 maybe he's adopted.

[@TasJess]

I like how you put this video together visually, it looked great. I also feel validated that you gushed about my favourite Bible app. Good job 🙂

[@CatholicZola]

Ok, tunes aside, this is the first video I've seen of yours but I took a stroll around the rest of your videos and they look very interesting. I'm going to watch more this evening after work!

[@jonnytex117]

Great video, Matt. Great insights on the value of hard copy Bibles. You're right, the kind of media makes a difference! Keep it up!

[@timothyleithhead3760]

Finally! Awesome video Matt! Really helped me with my commute by giving me a credible bible app! Keep it up

[@Pap1961]

Hey Matt, I just found your videos about an hour ago and I thank you for being here. In this video I learned about the Blue Letter Bible, wow what a study tool! I have only ever used Bible Gateway, and will still do so as a basic go to, however so thankful for Blue Letter Bible for deeper study at my fingertips. God Bless You!

[@Werdna12345]

Great video idea and execution. I always used the you version and never really tried anything else BLB looks really cool.

[@mr.b2960]

You version is great for having many bible translations. It really opens up using it on a tablet. I us an iPad. You can have 2 translations synced at the same time as you read. Some translations have reference buttons to press and can kinda cross reference and you can bookmark and take notes. To me, you version is great for general use and youth students. However, I came across the BLB app on my own recently, Awesome you reviewed it, and it blew my mind! This has so much and it was free! It just lacks some translations and hope they include In the future. The BLB is a great tool! Idk if it has maps but I haven’t come across any on the app, but they do have them on the website and are downloadable. I totally agree with you. I’m from the analog age and digital isn’t as personal as having the word right in front of you and experiencing it with your senses. It does feel way more permanent and holy in physical form. Words that stay.

[@Cellottia]

Thanks Matt, really useful, I'm off to download BLB now. Love your TMBH videos and really, really enjoy NDQ with you and Destin. You always make me laugh, but there's grown-up thinking there too. And interesting guests. I'd love to get to meet you and Destin one day... Who knows?! Blessings to you and yours, from Katherine in Kent, UK :-)

[@ashleypaintingwithfriends4149]

Yeah his very nice... I really love his videos.. I have a big Christian group we need more members, we share testimonials, prayers and daily bible verses.. if interested kindly drop a reply back may the lord be with you.

[@thewordshifter]

Love the YouVersion and have been using it for years. The only thing I need it to do that it doesn't is sort my highlights by color. BLB is awesome & I've looked up the Greek during the sermon before the pastor gets to it. When you click on interlinear, I think you actually see reverse interlinear... once you get there, if you click on the word interlinear again, over the translation, you'll see the Greek in the original order & what it was translated to next to that. I use that a lot too. Also love the text commentaries.

[@richardlouis8295]

I downloaded the BLB APP a couple months ago, but honestly couldn’t figure out how to take advantage of it and kind of ignored it. This video showed me how to take advantage of it in the short amount of time that you discussed it. Now I find it to be really handy APP. Thank you

[@mellowfish316]

Definitely recommend Olive Tree Bible app.

[@nathanjohnson83]

came here to ask this question

[@matthewandrous]

nathan johnson me too! Lots of settings

[@dalge3733]

mellowfish316 I used it for about 20 years until earlier this year. I've moved to Logos and it's awesome.

[@IreritemDavidOfere]

I need one that has lexicon. Pls recommend for me

[@jerrynkathy]

@@IreritemDavidOfere Blue Letter Bible is your choice for Bible Study using interlinears among the free apps. Like he said, it's way more functional that aesthetic.

[@Dudemanbro1577]

You did not give YouVersion the props it deserves! At least in 2020 it's a great resource! But thank you for showing us BLB! I’ve been looking for something exactly like that! I wanted to be able to read different translations side by side. Some translations lose the significance of some words and verses so it’s important to get the Greek and Hebrew versions.

[@Jethroblank]

Thanks for showing the Blue Letter Bible. It tried it ages ago and it has vastly improved - time to give it a second chance.

[@darthmeowry]

BLOONS! Yay! I'm definitely going to check out the BLB. I've been using Bible Gateway because I can switch versions, but BLB seems to make it so much easier to see all the version together, which I like.

[@brocknchrist]

Thank you for this. Didn't know about Blue Letter Bible. Love doing word study in Greek/Hebrew from the beginning of the language.

[@toobalicious]

Wow. I’m a little “late to the party” but thanks for the tip on BLB! It’s got everything I need (various bibles, commentaries, dictionaries, etc.) in one place and I can have it with me wherever I go (on my iPhone). This is truly amazing - I’ve just spent the past hour comparing ESV / KJV / NET versions and diving into various commentaries. What an amazing resource - thanks again!

[@ecuador9911]

Matt: Your videos are engaging and informative. Keep them up. You really should explore the Blue Letter Bible app functions more deeply. The BLB search function (Boolean) alone is POWERFUL, fast, highly customizable and better than ANY “exhaustive” Concordance or any other Bible app that I’ve seen. Check out the notebook, highlighting and bookmark features, all customizable. BLB is best used/experienced on an iPad and then copied to your iPhone thru the iCloud backup feature. And it’s F-R-E-E, but if you use it a lot, consider donating thru the app or on their website, which contains even more tools not (yet) in the app.

[@wengel_eth]

Always nail it for the music each time, I didn't really need to watch this video because I'm actually selling my iPhone because it's a huge distraction in school and going back to the flip phone. When I had my iPhone though I always used YouVersion and wanted pretty much what the Blue Letter Bible had. Great video!

[@EmethMatthew]

I've really been enjoying using Bible Gateway and Blue Letter Bible for listening to the Bible the past few years. Highly recommended. Love you going through all these apps!

[@EmethMatthew]

And yes, BLB has A TON of resources available for free INCLUDING transcripts of sermons by a bunch of respected pastors from all persuasions... Love that organization.

[@chaulk5]

I'd love to see an updated version of this!

[@ROPname]

Thanks for the BLB recommendation. Was using the You version, but I found it bit disappointing. Great pick for a subject.

[@Phazon8058MS]

I love my physical study Bibles, but I find having a good Bible app is quite handy when I'm out and about, having a conversation with someone and I need to find a specific verse. I don't want to lug around my physical books for multiple reasons (they're heavy, they kind of need a tabletop to be used which I usually don't have in the contexts I use the apps in, and I find that books tend to get get ruined and have pages crumpled when I put them in my bag, and I really don't want that to happen to my Bibles).

[@RonSheely]

Tecarta bible collection is one of my favorites. It is currently my go-to bible.

[@kevindrake714]

Wow just found your channel, instant subscribe!

[@MattWhitmanTMBH]

I'm grateful Kevin, thanks for being here!

[@JustinKhoe]

WHAT?!?!?! 4:22- that's me! lol

[@JustinKhoe]

Oh WAIT... WHAT? lol even got a shoutout from TMBH! Hahah how cool

[@MattWhitmanTMBH]

Well earned man. Nice job making your content so dang good that people want to put it on their Bible app.

[@JustinKhoe]

haha, appreciate it :) Going through a binge watch of your content. Stumbled across it through NDQ. Love what you guys are doing!

[@4thegloryofthelord]

Actually it's 4:44. God bless.

[@sabretooth717]

Wow mom hanging withcha..great💖👍❣

[@noteinteresa]

Hey! I just discovered your channel and I love it! Could you make a video about the Catholic Catechism? Thanks!

[@jennicacm931]

Thanks for this video! StreetlightsBible is also my favorite audio app.

[@BrassyTack]

How did you miss the Olive Tree app??!! I'm a 20+ year user and you can't beat its versatility. I began purchasing resources while using a Palm Pilot in the 1990s and have been able to bring them over to ever device I've had since. Powerful note-taking functionality, which syncs to all your other devices. Another advantage is that all your resources (or as many as you'd like) are available to you offline.

[@LocaChoca]

This is my favorite too. It's such a fantastic app.

[@rachel_espinoza]

Olive tree is so good!

[@EisenFeuer]

BLB (website) is awesome and YouVersion is great because you can highlight like crazy in any colors you wish. Then on the YouVersion website, you can dual-column parallel translations next to each other. BLB's awesome twin brother is BibleHub (best for comparing a squillion translations verse-by-verse at once)-I use both of them equally when diving back into the original languages. the other best one I've found is... Google! If all you remember is a piece of a verse, Google it, maybe throw an asterisk in there in the place of a word you forgot and you'll find that verse in no time.

[@Angeldance1812]

Thanks for this video. Very helpful. I am off to check out the blue letter bible app.

[@everydaytheology]

I’m surprised you glossed over the YouVersion so fast. Was curious to hear your thought on all the celebrity Bible reading plans with videos from singers and actors. Always found that strange.

[@blenderanim8or]

Greetings! I am not sure what version of "Study Bible" you are running, but it has NEVER asked for any type of access on my device. Are you sure you got it from a reputable source? I would check that. The Study Bible app is an amazing study Bible with great commentary. It takes a one-time $4.99 fee for the in-depth commentary, but it is SO worth it! Again, doubl check on where you got the app from. That just doesn't sound right there.

[@baluesclues8929]

I always have worries about the devotions on bible apps, especially when there is a possibility that some could be written by wolves............

[@ktgirl4him]

Are you flipping us the bird while talking about wolves in sheep’s clothing? Weird play.

[@billykid6824]

@@ktgirl4him I think i understand Balues if i do one of thoes devotions i need to know the back ground of the writer.

[@kmonti1]

Olive Tree is my favorite but BLB is amazing too! I also use Logos (free version) from time to time :) I love the study resources all of these apps provide. Really helps me dig into Scripture.

[@imfromzwolle]

Can confirm BLB is awesome. Wife and I have been using it as our go to Bible app for the past several years. Navigation and aesthetic aren't what some others are, but it outshines all others in its depth and breadth of information.

[@dalge3733]

I used Olive Tree from the early days of Palm Pilots until this year. I moved to Logos/Verbum. It is so versatile, and does so much. Everything stays in sync from mobile device to computers. I bought the starter version which gives lots of Bibles, commentaries, dictionaries, and other books. You can start cheap by downloading the free version and adding books as you can or you can purchase versions that include lots of resources.

[@lyladupuy8040]

I absolutely agree! My favorites in order....Olive Tree, MySword & Tecarta! 👍

[@Janderra]

I love Blue Letter Bible website and didn't know they had an app ... thanks heaps

[@TigressPhoenix]

Have you checked out E-Sword HD for iPad? I’m really interesting in this app, but I can’t find any recent reviews in English.

[@SweetpeaandLilly]

Could anyone please tell me how to get the audio read icon back on my Holy Bible app? I want to listen to the soothing voice read Daniel to me but the little play icon that was there before is gone. Okay I figured out not all translations have audio and the only version I can get the comforting deep voice dude is the KJV which is hard to understand. I tried other versions with audio and those voices got on my nerves.

[@evanyount9173]

I personally use Youversion and BLB Youversion I love the plans and other media content and such but in BLB I love the fact I can have two columns have two versions side by side which you really didn't touch on but still a wonderful feature

[@XwynntopiaX]

Great video, thank you!

[@chupie3085]

I was going to ask if you would be doing one of these for the study resource apps but sounds like I just need the BLB and I'll be good. I've been using youversion for years and haven't really found another that I enjoyed using as much. A lot of people at my church are into the Olive tree app but I just couldn't bring myself to put money into buying any of the books on it. That's the coolest thing ever that the BLB has an interlinear😮 not that I would use it all the time but those things are so expensive! I've been wanting to get one forever but just cannot afford it.

[@book3100]

The apps are tools. Like any other tool, they have their use. Also like any other tool, you have to learn what it's for and how to use it. Once you do all that, these apps are pretty handy. My personal favorites, and I'm not endorsing any, are the YouVersion and Blue Letter. Outstanding videos! You do your homework! Mad, mad success to you.

[@labrahamabraham9033]

Thank you brother.But can you suggest me a bible application,which has good audio narration ,which can start reading from any verse ( not only from the beginning of the chapter)

[@BelindaTN]

I have a Grace to You Bible App that I love. I use it every day. But it never ask me for access to my photos or anything else. I have to wonder if that is a real app form GTY or a scam app. I cannot imagine why they would need access to your pictures or anything else that is personal.

[@dimesonhiseyes9134]

I like the youversion quite a bit and I have not really looked into it in a long time but it used to have some translations and languages that are way out there in the weeds. It has some pretty in depth features but I think text commentary is one thing it needs. I am definitely going to look at the BLB.

[@mrupholsteryman]

Any thoughts on My Sword? I use that for the Strong's words for studying....then I use the Bible.is app for listening to the Bible while driving.

[@ThornesGuns]

do you have one on bible websites? i'm looking for one that gets into textual criticism and notes where the parents are in the text much deeper than just reading different translations.

[@bobyrob9261]

Hey,other than this channel do, you have any sermons or know any preachers that you could recommend?

[@RipRoarLB]

Check out Tecarta app. Some really cool features and very easy to use.

[@jameshodges2603]

Hey brother! What's your opinion on the faithful version with commentary by Fred coulter

[@beauharris1953]

I've been using Blue Letter Bible for over a year after a friend recommended it and I love it. I use the interliner function constantly.

[@TiciaM]

I've discovered I don't really concentrate well when using my phone or other digital devices for studying my Bible, but I do have the Youversion and BLB apps. The Youversion I use the read through the Bible in a year plan and listen to it on my walks. The BLB lets me look up stuff that I might not have in my paper Bible.

[@danvybulangay2712]

Hi. Do you have a video for the Logos Bible software? If none, could you also please consider creating a how to use video and review of Logos bible software? Please. Thank you so much. 😊🙏☝️

[@doremifasola9416]

I had no idea what a blessing watching this video would be. I know have about six Christian apps, including Bible study/reading, devotionals and Bible Q&A. Thank you so much for this video.

[@regmolnar4926]

Laridian - pocket bible - using for 40 years

[@jimvick8397]

Is there a bible out there that has pages which have been photographed from an actual bible, but can be read on a tablet? Basically I'm looking for a real bible look for reading on a tablet...

[@Forte775]

Amém irmão! 🙌🙏 Obrigado pela ajuda e dedicação para nos recomendar essas Bíblias maravilhosas!!!

[@nicolaswolfer14]

I’ve used BLB since 2000 when my youth pastor recommended the website. I have also enjoyed using their app. The downside is that many of the translations are not available offline. I will have to check out the Bible gateway app to fill that purpose

[@BBriscoe]

Thank you, this was helpful. I just downloaded the blue letter bible. It is way better than the one that I was using.

[@josephmckinney8802]

I have been using BLB for a few years as my app of choice for the same reasons you stated. I also have ReadingPlan app on my iPhone to keep track of my Dr Horner daily reading plan.

[@pinkmagicali]

YouVersion is actually more similar to the first one you showed. I've been using that for a while. They have a Huge range of plans but it's true it's more devotional style, though some are sort of study style. YouVersion does offer a LOT of versions though, in a massive range of languages and they do compare so if that's what you want then it's cool. What I like is you can also connect with friends and do plans together and share milestones and stuff. I like that esp right now whilst we're more isolated. (I've also never seen an add or been asked for money.) That fourth one might want access to pics for reasons similar to YouVersion. For that you can create screenshots of verses with backgrounds and save them. It would need access for that.

[@ashleypaintingwithfriends4149]

Yes you version is very to and very comfortable to use.. it’s very cool..👌 Yeah his very nice... I really love his videos.. I have a big Christian group we need more members, we share testimonials, prayers and daily bible verses.. if interested kindly drop a reply back may the lord be with you. We created everything new and we need more members for the gospel of God to grow..

[@JohnMiller-it7yy]

I use YouVersion for some quick translation comparisons while I’m reading and devotionals from time to time, but if you can get past the learning curve when navigating BLB and learn how to use its resources effectively, it’s a beast.

[@DrSlipstream]

I use the Study Bible app that needs to see your photos. It's actually pretty nifty, and has a nice UI. I think the media and file storage permission is for downloading translations for offline use. It's super fast since there's no need to load text or audio through wifi or data

[@ChrisvanderMerwe_cw3]

A great Bible app that I have been using the last couple of years is the free app MySword. Haven't tried BLB yet (I might after this video), but what makes it better than something like Youversion is firstly all the study tools (Dictionaries, Commentaries, maps, Lexicons, Cross-references, multiple translations and ability to compare them, Interlinear versions for both Hebrew and Greek, Strong's numbers, equivalent of Greek and Hebrew concordance with Strong lexicon, etc.), secondly the search functionally (I can find any Scripture that I only half remember or do a Topical Study based on keyword search), thirdly that once you download the modules they are on your phone and you don't need a constant internet connection to read the Bible (advanced users can also convert modules from e-sword or The Word to use on app using online tools or you can download from the community). Also there are features like being able to copy a verse range and using your phone's text-to-speech to read the Bible to you and the interface is pretty user friendly (if the user interface was more friendly and easy to use I might have used MyBible instead, but I like and can navigate MySword easily and it's very customizable although a few features are reserved for deluxe users).

[@jessemoody2218]

Totally gonna try BLB! I've used MySword for quite a while since it has downloadable modules (i.e. commentaries, maps, dictionaries, etc). It doesn't have certain licensed translations though, so I supplement with other apps. Maybe try it out though.

[@denissutherland3653]

John 17 : 20 "My prayer is not for them alone, I pray also for those who who will believe in me through their message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you."

[@HerveyShmervy]

Uhhhhh ok....

[@fazzitron]

I used to use YouVersion for reading a bunch of different translations offline. Their offline mode was flaky, but it kinda worked. Then, they updated and deleted all my downloaded version, demanding I sign up with them if I wanted to use offline mode again... Glad to hear about some alternatives!

[@IndianaJoe0321]

Every few years, theyboffwr a translation or two for download -- at a price. When I switched phones, I lost the translations and could not recover them. Lost in cyberspace ...

[@938quilt]

thanks! I'm going to check out blue letter again - a pastor recommended it a few years ago but I found it overwhelming esp on tiny phone screen and bad vision but this looks really neat! I've always gone to Biblegateway on the computer but got irritated when they started charging though I think it's a decent deal (I already have a lot of study Bibles- just need to read and study!)

[@patrickstump6809]

Great Video!!!

[@MurdaMan09]

I’m looking for an app either desktop and phone or desktop that allows me to take notes and go into history. I have the Big Bible you showed at the beginning of the video but I want that in digital form. I am really into the history as well.

[@Jillian1stJohn3-9-10]

Can you recommend an app that lets you Loop versus that you want to memorize

[@jamesjordan0007]

Thx for the helpful video.

[@RonSheely]

I'm becoming familiar with the Blue Letter Bible Hebrew Greek interlinear. They provide audio pronunciation which is helpful to me.

[@CatholicZola]

What music is that playing on the transition screens? I'm vibing

[@superdoodjj]

I've been using Blue Letter Bible on iOS for years. The iOS version has a completely different interface. That's not to say that one is better than the other. I'm just glad that Matt's video is an affirmation that I've been using the best Bible app ;)

[@danielholiphant]

e-sword is by far the most useful and easy to navigate, especially for the Strong’s & cross-referencing accessibility as well as its search function allowing you to look up and compare quickly all uses of the original Greek & Hebrew. It’s not flashy but it’s hugely practical, and very fast. I like Olive Tree for its Reading Plans, as well as its notes & tagging functions, and Bible Gateway for its audio Bible plus its ease of copy and paste functions

[@DrewShrock]

E-sword has an incredible app that even syncs your notes across devices and computers. Also, probably has the most free resources. Been using it in some way shape or form since the 90s! Also, Logos is incredible for serious in-depth study of scripture but there are a couple things to buy with that software. I spent some money with them years ago and have been enjoying the apps on phones and tablets ever since. Hadn’t heard of BLB so I downloaded it and am anxious to try it out! Thanks!

[@linuxbytes6212]

God bless you my brother!

[@michaelrobinson5616]

I use Youversion, BLB and the Grace to You Study Bible. I use Youversion for reading plans, BLB for the concordance and commentaries and the Grace to You Bible because I own a hard copy of the MacArthur study Bible and it's nice to have if I don't have access to my hard copy. Plus the Grace to you Bible has pretty much every sermon from John MacArthur.

[@austinpresley6187]

I agree with you & do the same. I was recommended the BLB after a learning experience with Titus 2:5, my youth pastor set me straight bc he has Greek resources from going through seminary. I asked him where I could get Kione Greek resources, that was when he told me about BLB.

[@miraculousladybug713]

Do you still recommend the Dwell app?

[@joshcordova9413]

What is the best bible if you want to highlight verses and save them to certain parts so you have some go to scriptures

[@lyladupuy8040]

Olive Tree is awesome for this! My #1 Bible app!

[@MarkGreaves007]

Have you tried Accordance Bible software. I use it on all my devices and find it a very powerful resource to use 👍🏻

[@Miguel-yc7qp]

Yo. I am from Spain. I really enjoy your videos brother. I wonder if you would like to get them translated to Spanish, I can put proper subtitles. Also in french and for free.

[@pianogospel6187]

How to download youversion on macbook?

[@adamrezabek9469]

I use MyBible - it has many translations in czech (idk much about English translations, but it has like 190 translations). It can split screen for different translations. It also has some advanced stuff, but i don't use it. It seams like it's similar to blue letter one

[@billykid6824]

Love your video. Have you thought of doing an up date on these apps. They have changed gotten better. I use the Olive Tree for my P.C. and Iphone and they sync well. P.S. I use Blue Letter Bible on my P.C. Too. Great stuff thanks

[@TPAAOlson4]

"Stuff means stuff"

[@johntuazon1366]

Thank you for the info brother.😄😄😄

[@CalvinLimuel]

I use e-Sword mostly. Unfortunately they have separate version but I loved it so much when I used it on my dad's PC years ago so I bought it for my iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Great amount of included content. I also bought the Amplified Bible module. I also use the open source CrossWire clients, I have Eloquent on Mac and PocketSword on iOS. I also used MySword when I had an Android tablet, the first one to support truly interlinear view on mobile. Also really easy to view definitions and grammatical explanations. Crosswire also has HUGE repositories and great resources. Of course I have YouVersion's Bible App and BibleGateway for more languages. But YouVersion's app is really heavy, and after 20+ translations downloaded it's starting to lag so much. I also use NET's Lumina, which is obviously restricted to Lumina, but it's very well designed app and it's really easy to read ALL NET's footnotes. I also have Blue Letter Bible and BibleHub apps. But they are dependent on internet connection. Also for some of these apps, the iOS and Android versions look different. So that's a consideration. And of course, Logos app and Accordance are also pretty popular among "experts" like James White

[@dominiquejohngomos6006]

Any app that has audio even if it is offline?

[@giovaniformenton]

Have you ever tried Parallel Plus? I love it

[@markduffey9796]

I use you version app and on that app you have can choose which bible to download.

[@MapBot11]

Definitely not Matt's mom here... I like the BLB, specifically for checking out the interlinear version and going back to the greek. So many verses have a different or stronger meaning. For example, John 21: 15-17 where Jesus asks Peter if he loves him 3 times. In modern translation, it's just kind of a weird story, but in the greek Jesus uses a few forms of love, and Peter only responds with one. Interesting to dig into.

[@iwontliveinfear]

If the app needs to be able to store information locally, then it needs that permission. It is a badly worded permission request.