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No chapter numbers, different versions between text and audio, poor audio. Poor review 7 years ago had the same complaint. After an update 1 year ago said “completely redesigned app” I thought these would have been addressed. Nope. I wish I could get a refund.
Very good App The Audio is from Vamvas Translation The Text of theOld Testament is from Pergamos Translation. The Text in New Testament is from Ancient Greek probably 5th Century. I love this App!!!'
Pros: Entire Bible in Greek Audio / you can listen to it in Greek Cons: 1. The audio NT is not separated by chapters. It's the entire book with no way of selecting a particular chapter, so you have to guess where to "fast forward" to get to, say, chapter 5 or 12 within that, say, hour or so recording. When I sent a question in about this, I got no response. 2. It takes a lot of memory (over 1 gig) 3. The version of the NT that is being read by the narrator is not the same as what is written; when following along, you will find many differences (word order, different words, etc.). Again, when I contacted support I got no response.
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