The Bible or the Bible is the most important scripture in Judaism and Christianity. Jews and Christians accept the Bible as a work of divine inspiration or a sacred document of God's relationship with man. The composition of the Bible differs between Christianity and Judaism, and Judaism uses the Hebrew version of the Old Testament, the Tanak.

*** Offline stories with audio and video. *** without internet
*** Absolutely Free Bible ***

Features of the free "Free Audio Bible Listening" app:

-Install to SD card
-Sleep timer.
-HD quality background images of each story sound
-Ability to delete ads at extra cost through in-app purchases
-Work offline, no internet needed
-Simply press the 'Home' button when running in the background or while the screen is locked while using other apps.
-App volume control

Our application "Rev. Audio Bible" contains the following chapters.

Old Testament-O.T.
New Testament-N.T.

The Old Testament, Hebrew: הברית הישנה, ​​Latin: Vetus Testamentum, English: Old Testament, or the Old Testament, refers to the Hebrew Scriptures (Hebrew Bible). The denomination is controversial over the exact range.

The New Testament (Greek: Καινή Διαθήκη Caine D'ateke [1] [*], Latin: Novum Testamentum Novum Testamentum [*], English: New Testament) or New Testament is the scripture of Christianity . It is called the New Testament in preparation for the Old Testament and consists of 27 books.

Jesus or Nazareth Jesus is an important figure in many religions, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In most Christianity, Jesus is conceived by the Virgin Mary as a Son, a perfect man, a perfect man, according to the apostolic confession that the Trinity, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are one God in nature. It is often called Jesus Christ with the Greek word Christ, translated from Messiah (meaning anointed) in Hebrew.