The other two tools can be downloaded and used on multiple devices. I would recommend bookmarking Bible Hub on your laptop simply for the large number of English translations, commentaries, and other reference works it has. My personal opinion is that Lumina’s quality is somewhat better while Bible Hub shines in sheer quantity of resources. Two other completely free Bible study tools are online only: Bible Hub and Lumina. If you are happy doing your serious Bible study on your computer, the STEP Bible is in my opinion the best completely free product you can use. Tyndale House is still developing STEP Bible apps for handheld devices. The quality of the STEP Bible is outstanding: it is the work of a team of respected biblical scholars, has the best collection of biblical texts in the ancient languages of any free product, and can be used to do surprisingly complex, helpful searches. Perhaps the best of these is the STEP Bible, produced by Tyndale House in Cambridge it may be used online or downloaded to be used in your browser even when offline. In a separate article, I review professional Bible study programs of varying costs that are much more advanced in their features.įive of the many completely free tools I have reviewed are rich enough in features that I would judge them to be good or even very good.
This article reviews the apps and programs that are completely free, or mostly free with some optional paid resources. Which Bible study tool or tools you should use depends on three factors: what devices you want to use for Bible study, what kind of study you want to do (for example, studying the Bible in its original, ancient languages), and how much you can afford to spend. This article provides descriptions of the most notable of these with information current as of July 2016. There are a myriad of apps, software programs, and online tools for biblical studies today, and more being created all the time.
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