Swahili Holy Bible 2.1

Swahili Bible Review

The Swahili Bible app provides access to both the Old and New Testaments. The initial translation of the Bible into Swahili dates back to 1868, with subsequent complete translations of the New Testament in 1879 and the entire Bible in 1890. Over time, various translations into different Swahili dialects spoken across East Africa have been developed. These include the Union Translation by the Bible Society of Tanzania in 1950 and the Swahili Common Language version.

Key Features:

• The app functions offline, requiring no internet connection.
• Search functionality for easy navigation.
• Option to adjust font sizes to suit individual preferences.
• Create an unlimited number of tabs for specific verses or books.
• Effortlessly copy or share verses of interest, including poems.
• Navigate through pages using volume buttons.

Ongoing Development:

The development team is continuously working to enhance the functionality of the application.

User Guide:

Each menu item represents a distinct book, with each page within a book corresponding to a specific chapter. Use the cursor to input chapter numbers directly for quick navigation to desired sections without the need for manual scrolling.