Lumina Bible Study for iOS

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Lumina allows you to experience the NET Bible with all of its notes for free and in a visually friendly and intuitive way.- Read the New English...
Last updated on September 12, 2017
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By Bible.org

Lumina allows you to experience the NET Bible with all of its notes for free and in a visually friendly and intuitive way.- Read the New English...

Lumina allows you to experience the NET Bible with all of its notes for free and in a visually friendly and intuitive way.- Read the New English Translation (NET) Bible like the book that it is, by swiping through its pages without worrying about chapter boundaries.- Tap the current passage title to change passages.- Learn and grow by reading the 60,932 translators notes and the associated Bible cross references in popups.- Highlight/underline passages of interest.- Bookmark your favorite passages by tapping a verse number.- Take notes that are tied to verses by tapping a verse number.- Sync your highlights, notes, and bookmarks with lumina.bible.org and other iOS devices running this App.- See an indication of your notes when reading the text.- Search the bible using our fuzzy search that doesn't require you to know all of the words or even the translation it came from.- Share verses via Twitter, Facebook, Email, and Messaging by tapping a verse number.- Choose books by using a grid, canonical list, or alphabetical list of books.- Two-finger swipe left/right to navigate your history during sermons and Bible studies.- Change the font and size of the text.- Night Reading ModeThe NET Bible is a modern of the Bible with 60,932 translators notes! It was completed by more than 25 scholars experts in the original biblical languages who worked directly from the best currently available Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts.