Bibilia Takatifu Swahili Bible

Read the Holy Bible in our free Bible app. It has no ads and you won't be charged any fees.

It has the following features:
The English version of Biblica New International Version and can be read side by side or verse by verse.
Select and highlight your favorite passages, take notes and search for words in the app.
Click and share Bible passages with your friends.
It uses resizable text to make the bible easier to read.

Use this program for others who would like to read the Holy Bible.
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The Bible app is developed and published by : Biblica

What is the Bible?
The Bible is a record of God's work in the world, and his purpose for all creation. The Bible was written over sixteen centuries ago by over forty writers. It is a collection of 66 books with different styles, all of which talk about God's purpose for us.

This diverse collection of books has a variety of literary styles. It has many stories about the lives of good and bad people, it tells about wars and journeys, the life of Jesus, and the establishment of the church. It is written through narratives and dialogues, proverbs and parables, songs and sayings, history and prophecy.
In general, the narratives of the Bible were not written down as they happened. Instead, they were told over and over from one generation to the next and eventually written down. Despite this, the teachings in different books are consistent. There is consistency throughout the Bible despite the events taking place at different times.

So, what is the Bible? With all that, the Bible is:

A guide to living life to the fullest. It guides us in the difficult journey of life. That is, in our journey through the sea of ​​life, the Bible is an anchor.

It has many narratives to appeal to both children and adults. Remember Noah and the ark? Joseph's colorful coat? Daniel in the lion's den? Jonah and the fish? Mysteries of Jesus? These narratives highlight the triumphs and defeats of ordinary people.

Refuge in times of trouble. The hurting, the suffering, the imprisoned, and the grieving reveal how turning to the Bible gave them strength in times of trouble.

It is full of knowledge about us. We are not robots, but creatures of God who loves us and has a goal and purpose for our lives.

A guide to everyday life. It gives us direction, guidance and command about our actions, and it has principles to help us in a world where evil is often accepted.