NET Bible (Formerly Lumina) [iPhone]

Biblical Studies Foundationが配信するiPhoneアプリ「NET Bible (Formerly Lumina)」の評価や口コミやランキング推移情報です。このアプリには「辞書/辞典/その他」「教育」などのジャンルで分類しています。APPLIONでは「NET Bible (Formerly Lumina)」の他にもあなたにおすすめのアプリのレビューやみんなの評価や世界ランキングなどから探すことができます。

NET Bible (Formerly Lumina)

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Biblical Studies Foundationの辞書/翻訳系アプリ

「NET Bible (Formerly Lumina)」は、Biblical Studies Foundationが配信する辞書/翻訳系アプリです。

辞書/辞典/その他教育

このアプリの話題とニュース

新バージョン3.3.6が配信開始。新機能や改善アップデートがされています。
2013年8月22日(木)にiPhoneとiPad両対応のユニバーサルアプリとしてリリース！

使い方や遊び方

Lumina allows you to experience the NET Bible with all of its notes for free and in a visually friendly and intuitive way.

- Read the New English Translation (NET) Bible like the book that it is, by swiping through its pages without worrying about chapter boundaries.
- Tap the current passage title to change passages.
- Learn and grow by reading the 58,506 translators’ notes and the associated Bible cross references in popups.
- Highlight/underline passages of interest.
- Bookmark your favorite passages by tapping a verse number.
- Take notes that are tied to verses by tapping a verse number.
- Sync your highlights, notes, and bookmarks with lumina.bible.org and other iOS devices running this App.
- See an indication of your notes when reading the text.
- Search the bible using our fuzzy search that doesn't require you to know all of the words or even the translation it came from.
- Share verses via Twitter, Facebook, Email, and Messaging by tapping a verse number.
- Choose books by using a grid, canonical list, or alphabetical list of books. Force Touch a Book/Chapter to go directly to it.
- Two-finger swipe left/right to navigate your history during sermons and Bible studies.
- Change the font and size of the text.
- Night Reading Mode

The NET Bible is a modern of the Bible with 58,506 translators’ notes! It was completed by more than 25 scholars – experts in the original biblical languages – who worked directly from the best currently available Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts.