La Biblia Cristiana Diaria 5.9.1

Christian Daily Bible

• TODAY'S READINGS

  Bible Reading Plans: Chronological, Canonical, and Historical for a year, 180 and 90 days. Keep track of your reading progress! The Daily Notification helps you remember today's reading!

• DAILY VERSE

  Today's Gospel, Today's Psalm - you can create your own daily verse from your favorite books of the Bible! Daily notifications, copy/share features!

• THE BIBLE IN AUDIO

  Audio supports text-to-voice function. Just tap on the verse - you'll see the audio icon. Audio works OFFLINE even when the app is closed! Listen to the Christian Bible when you can't read it!

• FREE and OFFLINE

  All features work offline and absolutely for free!

• OTHER FEATURES

  Smart design guidelines for Android, Day and night full support, Fast and easy navigation to reach a particular verse, Highlight/underline Bible verses, Add notes/bookmarks for Bible verses, Proper settings: change font type, font size, line spacing, Share the Bible verse or multiple verses via Google +, Facebook, Twitter, email, SMS and more, Search in Biblical Texts (Old and New Testament) to find verses containing an entered keyword, Screen stays on throughout the Bible reading, Horizontal and vertical support, FREE - It's an absolutely free Bible app, in-app purchase allows disabling ads.

Christian Bibles are composed of Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek writings drawn from the Greek Bible known as the Septuagint and the Hebrew-Aramaic Tanakh. These writings were then regrouped under the name of the Old Testament. A third set of Christian Greek writings known as the New Testament was added to these. Various Christian groups have debated extensively on including or excluding some books from both testaments, giving rise to the concepts of apocryphal and deuterocanonical texts.

The current Jewish community uses the term "Christian Bible" to refer only to the books that have been added to the Hebrew-Aramaic Tanakh by late Hellenistic Alexandrian Judaism and later by Christianity. It avoids referring to its Tanakh using terms like Bible or Old Testament. Several Christian denominations include additional books in the canon of both Testaments.