Dwell: Audio Bible
- 60 of 100 · reviews
- 4.9of 5 · store
- 84,008ratings on the App Store
- 490reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
People have made this a morning ritual for years, listening to The Bible Recap with Tara-Leigh Cobble, reading along with audio, and praising the variety of narrators. But many are stung that nearly everything is now paid, down to the five-minute daily passage, with too little free content to judge whether around 200 dollars is worth it. Technically they complain of too-quiet audio, harsh background music, and auto-play that triggers when they unlock their phone or start the car.
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What people use it for
People who want to listen to the Bible as a morning ritual and work through a plan like The Bible Recap in a year
What reviews praise
The morning listening ritual, The Bible Recap with Tara-Leigh Cobble, reading along with audio, comparing translations, variety of narrators, reading plans
What reviews complain about
Almost everything moved behind a subscription including the five-minute passage, too little free content to try, quiet audio, harsh high-pitched background music, audio auto-plays on unlocking the phone or starting the car
What users experience
1 excerpt from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
I really like this app but there are so many times I open the app and will put it on a particular book of the bible and then close the app or my phone and will listen for a while and then when I want to change it or the chapter is over and I go back into the app in the middle of something, it will a
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