Navigating The Lutheran Study Bible App

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There are several links on the main view of The Lutheran Study Bible App to allow you to access the various tools, content and features.  Below is a numbered key to help with navigation.

  1. The central bar at the top will tell you where you are in the scriptures.  To navigate to a different Book or Verse, tap this bar.
  2. The speaker icon directly to the right of the central bar will open the Bible Audio view to listen to the scripture read aloud.  You can also change the speed of the reading, go backward or forward in scripture, or tap "View All Controls" to see all options for Audio, Display and Text settings.
  3. Tapping the magnifying glass icon to the right of the speaker icon will allow you to do a global search in the app, for a name, a topic, a specific Book/Chapter/Verse, or even one of your own notes.
  4. The "Study Notes" bar at the bottom of the view is where you can access The Lutheran Study Bible notes for the passage you are viewing.  Touch this bar and "pull" up the screen to reveal the notes.  You can reveal as much or as little of the notes over the top of the passage as you like.
  5. The icon on the far left below the Study Notes bar will take you to your own content - find your notes and/or passages you have saved.
  6. The second icon at the bottom will take you to a list of reading plans you can use.
  7. The central Icon at the bottom will always take you back to the main scripture view.
  8. The compass icon to the right of the central icon at the bottom will bring up the "Explore Content" view, where you can scroll through topics, articles and introductions for each Book of the Bible.
  9. The ellipse icon at the far right below the Study Notes bar is where you can tap to view your Account and Subscription information and other settings and controls, as well as to log in or out of the app.
  10. The arrows at the bottom of the main scripture view will take you forward or backward to the previous or next Chapter in the Book you're currently reading (or into the previous or next Book, if you're at the beginning or end of one).

 

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