Bible in Budu Koya

"Budu Koya Bible" is an app for reading and studying the Bible in the Budu Koya language ( also known as Bodo, Ebudu, or Kibudu) spoken in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The French Bible "Français courant 97' and Swahili Bible "Toleo Wazi Neno" are also included in the application.

FEATURES

This app comes with the following features:

• Read the New Testament text while listening to the audio: each phrase is highlighted as the audio is playing.

• View Budu text alongside French and/or Kiswahili translation.

• In the book of Luke you can watch the Jesus film.

• In the book of Luke and Mark, you can watch Lumo Gospel films.

• Offline reading without using data.

• Place bookmarks.

• Highlight text.

• Write notes.

• Use the "SEARCH" button to search for keywords.

• Use the "Verse on Image Editor" to create beautiful images to share with your family and friends via email, Facebook, WhatsApp or other social media.

• Notifcations (can be changed or disabled) - "Verse of the day" and "Daily Bible Reading Reminder".

• Change the text size or background color to suit your reading needs.

• Creating an account is not required to use the app, but will allow for notes and highlights to be shared to new phones or other tablets

• Easily share the app with your friends using the SHARE APPLICATION tool

• Free download - no ads!

COPYRIGHT

• New Testament in Budu Koya © 2021, Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc. All rights reserved.

• Bible in French, version Français courant 97 © Société biblique française - Bibli'O 1997 - www.alliancebiblique.fr. Used with the permission. All rights reserved.

• Bible in Kiswahili, version Kiswahili Contempoary Version, Biblica® Toleo Wazi Neno: Bibilia Takatifu™ Hakimilik © 1984, 1989, 2009, 2015 na Biblica, Inc. Biblica® [www.biblica. com], This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 (CC BY-SA) International License. [http:creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0]

• Audio : ℗ 2021 Hosanna, All rights reserved.

• Video : © 1995-2023, Jesus Film Project®; videos of Luke and Mark: courtesy of LUMO Project Films