Oromo Bible

Name: Oromo Bible
Rating: 4.9 (1141 reviews)
Author: Wozete LLC

By: Wozete LLC App

Read & Study Bible in Oromo

Overview

Version:

4.3.3

Last updated: 2024-09-04

Ranking

#54,233 ▼ 44

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Oromo Bible is an offline Bible reader for Oromo speakers on Chrome. It lets you search for books, switch between Old and New Testaments, and select chapters with an intuitive interface. Navigate between books and chapters with ease and highlight verses for quick reference, all without an internet connection.

Automatic study plans are created as you choose chapters. Each plan can be edited with personal notes or deleted if not needed. You can manage settings to customize your study flow, keeping your content organized for future Bible study sessions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Books Education Content

By:

Wozete LLC

Rating:

4.90

(1,141) 2 new ratings

Version:

4.3.3 Last updated: 2024-09-04

Version code:

868736032

Creation date:

2020-01-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

13.69MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

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Ranking

# 54,233 ▼ 44

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Developed by:

Wozete LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oromo-bible/id1490528236

User Reviews

Overall, the Oromo Bible app is well-received for usefulness, ease of use, and a smooth reading experience with ongoing updates and dialect support. The main recurring issue is inconsistent spelling across chapters. Users also request features like last-read memory, highlighting, red-letter text, and more accurate cross-checking with other Bibles, as well as gender labeling improvements.

Pros

Useful and easy to use
Responsive, visually appealing UI and engaging reading experience
Regular updates and good maintenance
Dialect coverage across Oromo varieties
Positive recognition of the developer and impact on access to scripture

Cons

Spelling errors in the text across multiple chapters

Recent reviews

Jabaadhaa! Hedduu namatti tola. Dogoggora qubee darbee darbee mul’atu caqasaa.

by Ga*****, 2025-11-05

Fakkenyaaf, dubarti yemmuu ibsu Amharic fi geez , ykn greekin…. For example by Amharic , “lanchi gin” then to oromic language “ siif garuu” this doesn’t explain if it’s men or women. Please atleast put the gender at the end in bracket or there should be some explainers saying “ kun saala durbaafi ykn …. Galatoomaa!.