Bible (AMPC) The Amplified Bible Classic Edition

The Amplified Bible Classic Edition (AMPC) was the first Bible project of The Lockman Foundation. It attempts to take both word meaning and context into account to accurately translate the original text from one language into another. The AMPC does this through the use of explanatory alternate readings and amplifications to assist the reader in understanding what Scripture really says. Multiple English word equivalents to each key Hebrew and Greek word clarify and amplify meanings that may otherwise have been concealed by the traditional translation method. The first edition was published in 1965.
Characteristics of the application
The application is easy to use and allows you to listen and read the sacred scriptures quickly and easily, without the need of an internet connection.
You can pause the playback of the chapter and listen to it where you left it again and choose the verse wherever you start when reading.
The audio playback performed by the application is using the Voice Synthesizer that contains the cellular device or tablet.
If the device does not support this functionality, the program will indicate it.
Access to the options menu quickly and sensibly.
Option to change the text size.
Change of reading background of the book.
Access to favorite chapters and verses.
Search for words in books, chapters and verses.
Night mode to facilitate reading and decrease the light of the screen.
Notification Daily a verse.
You can select one or several verses of a chapter and mark as a favorite you can also share with your friends the verses in the different social networks.
By clicking on the favorite clip, you will see the verses that you marked for quick access.
The Search menu will allow you to place a word in a text field and search the entire bible, in the old or new testament. If you specify the search range it may take less time to find matches, but if you select the whole bible it will take longer to Find the results.
The configuration will allow you to change the size of the letters and the reading mode (Night and day).