Descarga Bible Audio en Français mp3 en PC con GameLoop Emulator

Bible Audio en Français mp3 en PC

Bible Audio en Français mp3, proveniente del desarrollador Audio Religious Book, se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.

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Bible Audio en Français mp3 Introducción

The Bible is a set of texts considered sacred among Jews and Christians. Different religious groups may include different books in their canons, in a different order. The texts of the books themselves are not always identical from one religious group to another.

*** Offline stories with audio and video. Without internet ***

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Features of our free application "audio bible in french":

- install on the SD card

- Sleep timer convenient for sleeping.

- HD quality background images for every sound in the story

- Ability to remove ads for extra money via in-app purchase

- Download free audio bible. Mp3 books.

- works offline, no need for internet

- works in the background when you use other applications or when the screen is locked, just press the "Home" button

- Control the volume of the application. Bible search.

Our application "The Bible in mp3 audio in French" contains the following chapters:

Choose a book from the Bible:

OLD TESTAMENT

NEW TESTAMENT

The Old Testament or Old Covenant is the term used in the Christian tradition to refer to all the writings of the Bible prior to Jesus Christ. The Old Testament is therefore the Jewish Bible. For Christians, it forms the first part of the Bible, the second part, called the New Testament, consisting of all the books relating to the life of Jesus Christ. Free audio Bible in French offline.

The New Testament is the set of writings relating to the life of Jesus and the teaching of his first disciples who were recognized as "canonical" by the Christian authorities after a process of several centuries. The list of texts retained by the Church to form the New Testament was fixed in 363 at the Council of Laodicea; however, she did not yet understand the text of the Apocalypse.