Kiswahili Bibilia Takatifu 2.1.1

The Holy Bible is now accessible through our free Bible application. This app is devoid of advertisements and does not impose any fees.

Key features include:

• Access to the English translation of the New International Version (NIV), which can be read side by side or verse by verse.
• The ability to highlight and bookmark your favorite passages, make notes, and search for keywords within the app.
• Options to share Bible passages with friends.
• Customizable text sizes to enhance reading comfort.

We encourage you to share this application with others who may wish to read the Holy Bible.

Your feedback and evaluations are invaluable as they will help us continue to improve this app for all users. For comments or inquiries, please reach out via email at dev@biblica.com.

This Bible application 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. Written over sixteen centuries by more than forty authors, it is a compilation of 66 books encompassing various literary styles, all addressing God's purpose for us.

This compilation features diverse literary forms, including narratives about the lives of both good and evil people, accounts of wars and journeys, the life of Jesus, and the establishment of the church. It is composed of stories and dialogues, proverbs and riddles, songs and sayings, historical records, and prophecies.

Generally speaking, Biblical narratives were not penned as they occurred. Instead, they were retold across generations before being documented. Nonetheless, the teachings within different books are coherent, demonstrating a consistent relationship across the entirety of Scripture despite the events occurring in varying historical contexts.

• A guide for living a fulfilling life. It directs us through life's complexities; in essence, amidst the sea of existence, the Bible acts as our anchor.
• A source of captivating stories for both children and adults. Who can forget Noah and the Ark? Joseph's colorful coat? Daniel in the lion's den? Jonah and the fish? The mysteries of Jesus? These narratives highlight both triumphs and failures of ordinary individuals.
• A refuge during times of distress. Those who suffer, endure trials, find themselves imprisoned, or mourn demonstrate how turning to the Bible can provide strength in times of adversity.
• A wealth of knowledge about ourselves. We are not mere robots but beloved creations of God with purpose in our lives.
• A daily guide for living. It provides direction, guidance, and commandments regarding our conduct while offering principles to navigate a world where evil often prevails.