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About Kwanyama Bible, Ombibeli Iyapuki (OKYB)

The Cuanhama Holy Bible, Ombibeli Iyapuki (OKYB) Free Offline. This is the only Bible app you'll need when attending a church service or personal devotion. You can highlight, bookmark or take notes on verses for future reference.

An easy to use Ombibeli Iyapuki Holy Bible in Kwanyama/Oshikwanyama app. The Bible is complete with both New and Old Testaments.
Has a powerful search to help you find any text.
The app has footnotes containing narratives on the various verses.
The app is fully offline and you therefore do not need any Internet connection to be able to use it.

Here are some reasons you should download the app.

-Share verse(s).
-Bookmark verse(s).
-Highlight verse(s).
-Footnotes.
-Save notes!
-Night/Dark mode.
-Daily Bible Verse devotional.
-Fully offline.
-Powerful search to help you find any text.

God bless.

Kwanyama or Cuanhama is a national language of Angola and Namibia. It is a standardized dialect of the Ovambo language, and is mutually intelligible with Oshindonga, the other Ovambo dialect with a standard written form.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is the OKYB?

The OKYB is the Kwanyama Bible, Ombibeli Iyapuki, which is a complete Bible app in Kwanyama/Oshikwanyama, containing both New and Old Testaments.

Is the OKYB offline?

Yes, the OKYB is fully offline, so you do not need an internet connection to use it, making it perfect for personal devotion or attending church services.

What features does the OKYB app have?

The OKYB app has a powerful search function to help you find any text, footnotes containing narratives on the various verses, the ability to share, bookmark, and highlight verses, the ability to save notes, a Night/Dark mode, and a daily Bible Verse devotional.

What language is the OKYB in?

The OKYB is in Kwanyama/Oshikwanyama, which is a standardized dialect of the Ovambo language and is mutually intelligible with Oshindonga, the other Ovambo dialect with a standard written form.