English Yoruba Bible

Ọ̀rọ̀ Ọlọ́run — the Word of God — is the Yorùbá Bible and the King James Bible in one app, verse beside verse. TWO LANGUAGES, ONE PAGE Read in Yorùbá, in English, or in Àpapọ̀ — both together. In Àpapọ̀ every Yorùbá verse is followed by its English counterpart, set a little smaller behind a fine rule, so you can read one language and glance at the other without losing your place. Prefer English first? One tap swaps which language leads, and the app remembers. Verses are matched by their verse number, not by position, so where the two translations divide a passage differently you still see the right English beside the right Yorùbá. ALL 66 BOOKS, FULLY OFFLINE Every chapter of both Bibles is inside the app. Nothing downloads, nothing streams — it works the same with your data off, in church, on the road, or with no signal at all. READING THAT RESPECTS YORÙBÁ Tone marks and under-dots (ẹ̀, ọ́, ṣ) are drawn properly, in typefaces checked character by character against the whole Yorùbá text. Section headings from the Yorùbá Bible help you find your way. Six text sizes, two reading typefaces, and light and dark themes designed for long reading at night. SEARCH WITHOUT THE ACCENTS Typing Yorùbá tone marks on a phone is slow, so search ignores them: type "oluso agutan" and you will find "olùṣọ́-agutan". Results are highlighted on the real spelling. Search Yorùbá, English, or both at once. A VERSE EVERY DAY Ẹsẹ òní brings a new verse each day from anywhere in the Bible, in both languages. Copy it, share it with family, or save it. KEEP YOUR PLACE Bookmark any verse with Àmì. The app remembers the last chapter you read and offers it back on the home screen. FREE, SUPPORTED BY A SMALL BANNER The app is free and shows one small banner ad in the menus. Scripture is never covered by ads — the reading screen has none. No account, no sign-in. Your bookmarks and reading position stay on your phone. About the text: the Yorùbá Bible (Bibeli Mimọ) and the King James Version, both long in the public domain.