How I Use the Blue Letter Bible Phone App

This re-release is a step-by-step process with real-time screen viewing, of my favorite tools within the Blue Letter Bible cell phone app. It happens to be using the iPhone. Enjoy!

Shawn Sommerkamp

[deedavis]

On behalf of all technologically challenged senior bible nerds, thank you so much for explaining and demonstrating these application features for Blue Letter Bible phone app!

[loogmeister]

I love Blue Letter Bible and use it daily. Your video is great and I’ll definitely recommend it to people who are new to Blue Letter Bible.

[sbs]

Very helpful. One minor point of order. It was stated that Erasmus back-translated from the Latin Vulgate to produce the Textus Receptus. If I'm not mistaken, that was the case for only the last part of Revelation. He used Greek manuscripts, albeit very few and relatively late ones, for the rest of the New Testament. Thanks.

[huberttate]

How much money does it cost? How do you get the app?

[kcman]

I like using a Bible translation based on the critical text and a parallel translation based on the majority text. Also I mainly choose a litera translation l for both. In my case, NKJV and NASB95.

[kcman]

I believe you are using an iPhone as the layout is different from what I am using on my Android. Also the android version has a toggle for light/dark mode.