Study Bible app analytics for September 15

The “Study Bible” app contains Bible translations published by the Geneva Bible Society, including Segond 21 in French, NGÜ (Neue Genfer Übersetzung) in German and NTVi (Nuova Traduzione Vivente) in Italian. It stands out for its simplicity and powerful study tools, including reference notes and parallel passages, the ability to take notes and highlight text, and advanced search capabilities. Available Bible versions - Segond 21 and NEG (Nouvelle Édition de Genève) in French - NGÜ (Neue Genfer Übersetzung) and Schlachter 2000 in German - NTVi (Nuova Traduzione Vivente) and Nuova Riveduta in Italian - In a minority language, the Bible in Cabécar from Costa Rica Study content for each version - Footnotes (thousands of reference notes for each version) - Numerous parallel references - Introductions to the Bible, appendices, and introductions to each book of the Bible Features - Highlight text, add your personal notes and bookmarks, search your notes - Find all your notes on any other device (other tablet, computer, or smartphone) - Quickly search for verses by keyword - Choose display options (night mode, font size, display of verse numbers)