Tanach Bible - the Hebrew/English Bible Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 53 reviews. Read all reviews for Tanach Bible - the Hebrew/English Bible for iPhone.
Tanach Bible - the Hebrew/English Bible is paid iOS app published by AA Rosenbaum Services Ltd.
Disappointed
cmykman
This week is Shavuot and I went to look up and prepare myself for a family reading of the ten commandments… to my surprise the English translation of this version has taken on that of the King James Bible, in that it uses the words “thou shall not kill” instead of the proper “thou shall not murder”. These words have fundamentally different meanings and it leads me to wonder what other portions have been creatively edited to further degrade the Torah. Thou shall not add nor subtract from the laws of G_D.
Must have.
Ertatta
This app has served me very well now for the past 2+ yrs and I could live with out it. Very user friendly & no nonsense!
Great resource
Ex-ruzzler
Does exactly what it says and does it well. My only wish is for a dictionary / lexicon tied into it to assist with reading.
Search function.
atar111
Great app but since the last update the search function has been stopped working if you search in the 'chapter' and 'part' sections. Only in the 'book' section the search works.
Ok
Pianoelliot6000
It's not a great translation. It leaves out words when translating, and sometime it will add an extra few words that aren't in the pasuk. A direct translation would be preferred.
Split cultured person
dnaatwork
I think I have asburgers or something but after translating - it makes sense.... Life makes sense. The world make sense. This app makes sense.
I Love The Tanakh
Timothy J. Dingman
I truly enjoy this. However I would that I could see the highlighting and quicker access to my notes. There also aught to be some sort of tutorial for using it and explain it; I still don't know, nor can I find out anywhere, what the (K) is for — and it's all through the Scriptures.
Great but not fully in English
awdavis22
Sure it's in English but if you want to just find, say the Book of Isaiah you need to know Hebrew. Am I expected to scroll from Genesis to the 42nd chapter of Isaiah if I want to go there? Maybe I'm missing something