YLT Bible - Young's Literal Translation Offline
Free Young Literal Translation (YLT) App
The availability of numerous translations of the Bible is helpful for studying the Word. The Young Literal Translation, or YLT, has some unique features which make it a valuable research tool. It is known for its strict adherence to using the verb tense which was present in the original Greek and Hebrew texts. Specifically, the YLT used present tense in places where other translations used the past tense.
The translation was made by Robert Young and originally published in 1872. A revised version was produced in 1887. After his death, a new Revised Edition was released in 1898. The same translation principles were used in each of the editions. Robert Young was compiler of the “Young's Analytical Concordance and Concise Critical Comments on the New Testament”.
An app which offers the Bible in easy-to-understand language is useful for study, meditation and growth in knowledge. The free app has some additional features which are even more helpful to a student of the Scriptures.
A daily verse from the Word is available to frame the day. The powerful inspirational verses are suitable for meditation. Because they are available in a shareable format for social media users, the verses can be sent to friends via Twitter, Facebook and other platforms.
For those students of the Word who are following a reading plan for the Bible, a bookmark is available in the free app to allow the reader to jump quickly to the last verse or page read. A bookmark helps to mark progress through the Scriptures.
While listening to a sermon during worship services, you may want to take notes attached to a specific verse. This app feature allows for further study or to note questions you may have about wording or meaning. This feature permits a user to easily construct a Bible study or worship talk by linking verses in a linear format. Writing notes about the verses which you are reading helps to fix them firmly in your mind.
When verses are particularly meaningful, you may wish to use the highlight feature to mark the text. There are multiple colors available. You could add colors to highlight texts on a particular topic, or add colors to show verses which indicate a favorite promise.
The free Bible app has a quick search feature which allows for finding a text or word that you need for a particular purpose. It may be to support a statement or idea when preparing a talk. The search feature also helps to correctly cite chapter and verse, in order to quote statements correctly.
The Young's Literal Translation of the Bible app is free to download from Google Play. It is available offline so that it can always be available to Bible students. It is no longer necessary to carry a hard copy of the Bible everywhere. The YLT is free and easy to understand. For those who find the King James version difficult to grasp, an alternate version helps to grow enlightened understanding of the early textual documents.
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Reviews (30)
Easy to go to passages and to read. It has a comfortable night setting, so reading in the evening or during the night doesn't hinder one's falling asleep.
This is easy to use. I like that it's available offline. I like that I can highlight verses as I study and meditate on God's Word. The automated questions for this review are not fair for they do not make Yes an available answer. I am happy to write here Yes this App makes me happy!
Truly a translation. Not like the KJV which has too many untranslated words. Many foreign words were simply "anglicized" in the KJV
I've just started using the app so in all honesty I cannot rate it thoroughly. Installed very quickly, opened without any problems right onto gen 1❤
A good version, However do not just rely on one version to find the truth. To find that try this along with complete jewish and the king james versions as well.
I have learnt to "see the scriptures in past and present tense as Hebrew language has no future tense".I now understand YLT is the perfect tense translation.Quoted from Joseph Prince Sermon.
If one is a student of the word of God, reading literal translation is indispensable.
It is a good bible to study out of.and with a other bibles This is a good translation also. To have .
First time I hear about this bible and Im blessed by it.I have discoved how tense are being used here and being made aware of Hebrew language,how different it is from the english translations . Great bible
An excellent study Bible that i use along with several others. A good version.
I love getting the Word of God in the morning. And how amazing it is to be able to read it translated literally.
At this time I'm unable to rate this app, haven't opened it yet, I just installed it. I've heard it's very good, can't wait to open it
It's got literal Greek and Hebrew words translations which many others omitt in their renditions.
I recommend this bible for those who need the correct translation of the Bible
It's good to let The Holy Spirit lead me in understanding from the original expression.
Love the notes love the daily Bible verse love the settings and I'm in love with the translation most of all.
Good app. Sheds light on other translations
Easy and makes a lot of sense to read.
The English is understandable and i llove it for cross-referencing
I really like the YLT Is to reference, especially against things like the NIV. I like the app.
Great to read something as near to the original Word of God as possible!
It gives an excellent understanding of scriptures like never before yes
Have the literal translation at your fingertips
A great translation.
Easy to find and read the verses
Wonderful translation, I love it 5 star rating
always enjoy having a way to access The Lord's Word on the go
I compare many translations. Like this one most.
I love it..the Word of God has never been clearer and personal
I like how you can highlight and make notes but the way the app is organised is not so attractive. Like the layout is a yucky green and the way the books of the bible are arranged is annoying to find the one you want. Also after you search a verse you can't click on it without being redirected somewhere else which is really aggravating.