Cepher

Initially, I thought the price for this resource was high, but as I have used it for many months, I realize how important and priceless the CEPHER is. I found myself coming back to it alongside other translations and have often preferred it. After regular usage, many of the names are now easier to recall, but the meanings are what heighten the clarification of right many difficult passages. I purchased a hard copy of the 3rd edition of the CEPHER not long after being introduced to the app. I am quite impressed with it (the paper is amazing by the way), but I quickly saw how much I underestimated this app’s functionality and value. I still use both and have even purchased a hard copy of the lexicon. The minor issues I had are next to non-existent now, so they are no longer even worth mentioning. I do, however, look forward to the implementation of audio and will gladly update this review to 5 stars upon its implementation. Thank you CEPHER publishing for your diligence; I am truly appreciative of the work that has gone into this project of recovery.

It’s a blessing that the people over at CEPHER publishing work so hard to give us this translation. I understand what others say about the functionality of this app compared to other bible apps; but the message that is delivered within the CEPHER should far surpass any kind personal problems that people have with the functions of the app itself. I’m sure as time goes on, the developers will add updates to address people’s “ease of reading” issues, but we should put our focus into the message being delivered to use and not into how “easily” we can get it delivered to us. Thank you very much, everyone at CEPHER publishing, for all the work you have put into translating and making an app for modern day reading. I hope to save enough one day to purchase a hard copy of the CEPHER, but am very pleased nonetheless with the purchase of your app. Many blessings to you all and I look forward to what you guys will put out in the future. Shalom

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I have been using the app for almost a year, I use Voice Over with the iPhone to read text; the app no longer produces text after selecting a book and chapter; I also sent a email to your company via the contact link on their web site, this is a expensive app, great when it worked! iPhone X *Update: this app still does not let anyone who uses voice over with the iPhone X or the updated iOS to use the app or listen to/read any of the content with in this app. It would be great if you guys actually read the comment section here, this app should be universally accessible to anyone whether they have a disability or not, please, learn what accessibility means and implemented for everyone, we really appreciate it… This is godly…

I’m thrilled just to have access to the Cepher on the go! Love the landscape mode and the night mode! And the ability to highlight more than one verse is great. The only thing that would make it more amazing would be audio and be able to sync your bookmarks and notes across the iCloud on your devices so I can pick up on my iPhone where I left off on my iPad Pro. As of now this app doesn’t even show up on my iPad Pro under Settings with the rest of the apps. And possibly an app for the Mac somewhere down the road?

I feel like I’m reading the most correct version of Yahuah’s word for the first time in my life. I view the price of the app as I would a purchase of an actual printed book instead of a typical app. It’s less expensive than buying a hard copy of just about any Bible out there. So now I have a portable, lightweight version with immediate notes about restored names — a very useful tool. To me it’s not as much about app functionality as having a correct resource. And updates are free for life! Hopefully our purchases will provide the needed funds for a small publisher to continue expanding the apps capabilities. I look forward to the planned audio version. I’m also planning a hard copy purchase ... Thanks Dr. Pidgeon and the Cepher team for all your hard work. The Word is essential for our very lives.