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New Version - v.15.4
MySword 15.4's feature include the option to Show Compare link in main search results pane of Bible search.
Please note that only the Free version is available in Amazon (also previously in Google Play and Samsung Galaxy Store) while the one available from this website can be upgraded to Premium or Deluxe version. The website version can always be installed over the Store version by enabling "Allow from this source" for the particular app that will open the APK (Chrome or any File Explorer/Manager) for new devices.
If your device is not Google Play Store enabled or you can't download the app from Google Play, in your Android device's browser, click either of the download links below.
Latest MySword for Android v.15.4 - 26 July 2024
Older version of MySword v.15.3 - 21 June 2024
If you want, you can also Download Old Versions of MySword here.
Note: When you download using Google Chrome in your Android device, a message will appear saying:
This type of file can harm your device. Do you want to keep mysword4android-{version number}.apk anyway?
This is just a generic warning from Google Chrome (other browsers may say a similar warning) because you are downloading an APK outside Google Play. Just tap OK.
Please also note that the latest version of MySword (MySword 11.1 and higher) requires Lollipop (Android 5.0) or higher. If your device is ICS (Android 4.0) up to Kitkat (Android 4.4), please download the older version MySword 11.0 below. If your device is Gingerbread 2.3.1 or Honeycomb, please download the older version MySword 9.1.2 below. If you still have Eclair or Froyo, please download an even older version of MySword 7.4 below.
Older version of MySword v.11.0 - 11 March 2020 (ICS, Jellybean, Kitkat)
Older version of MySword v.9.1.2 - 2 June 2018 (Gingerbread/Honeycomb)
Older version of MySword v.7.4 - 6 December 2016 (Eclair/Froyo)
For MySword to be properly installed in your Android device, make sure the Unknown Sources setting is checked in Settings->Applications.
- Installation Instructions
- What's new in Version 15.4
- Bug Fixed in Version 15.4
- What's new in Version 15.3
- Change Log of MySword - Old Versions to latest
Installation
After the download and you are prompted to Open, tap Open then select Package Installer if asked. If Chrome asked:
For security, your phone is not allowed to install unknown apps from this source.
Tap Settings, then make sure you enable installation by tapping Allow from this source. Then tap Back (or the top left arrow). Then tap Install.
If you missed tapping the Open and the dialog was closed after the download, you can still install via your File Manager/Explorer. Locate the downloaded APk file then tap it to install.
If a message from Google Play Protect shows:
Unsafe app blocked
MySword Bible
This app was built for an older version of Android and doesn't include the latest privacy protections...
Tap Install anyway. If the Install anyway option is not available, tap More details ⮟ to expand other options and tap Install anyway.
After successful installation, run MySword. For newer devices, the following message will appear:
Storage permission (access to files on your device) is required for downloaded modules like Bibles for MySword app to work. Please grant the permission on the next confirmation box.
Tap OK. Then tap Allow when this confirmation box appears:
Allow MySword Bible to access photos, media and files on your device?
You will then be asked to specify a folder in your SD card (or internal storage) as a place for the Bible, Dictionary and Commentary modules. You may choose to use the Default. After specifying that folder, you will be asked to download modules so that you can use MySword. You can choose the suggested modules (includes some popular English Bibles, Strong's dictionary and TSK commentary) or add more modules by tapping Bible, Commentary or Dictionary buttons and selecting modules).
You can also manually install any modules by downloading the GZip files from this site, unzipping them and copying them into the storage folder you had specified.
Enjoy God's word!
What's new in Version 15.4
- Option to Show Compare link in main search results pane of Bible search. Please see the Preferences via Menu overflow or 3 dots icon on the top right. Note that the Compare will be an icon if the Compare/Parallel link as icon is checked in the Main Preferences.
- Upgraded Sync Backup's Cloud provider API to the latest for Dropbox. The old API of Dropbox used by MySword 15.3 or lower will no longer work by 2026 due to old SSL certificates.
Bugs Fixed in Version 15.4
- Download modules error: Trust anchor for certification path not found. And Check for updates error: Not able to check for updates, even though the internet is available.
Note: Nougat (Android 7.0) and higher is fixed and still uses https.
Marshmallow and lower reverts to non-https. Users may opt to manually update the APK and download the modules using a browser though.
- Sync Backup main progress bar goes beyond 100% when syncing notes.
- Notes Add/Edit dialog that lists multiple entries: the checkbox for Enter/Edit notes details not saving and working.
- Manual Check for updates that showed an update that's ignored 3 times will no longer cause that dialog to display on the next manual Check for updates for the same new version of MySword. This behavior should only be for the automatic one.
What's new in Version 15.3
- Improvement in Search by using Regexp SQLite function:
- Option to use SQLite Regexp in Regular expression (no accents) search type instead of the slower Java. SQLite engine based regex is faster than retrieving all records and filtering on the app. The option is on the Preferences menu item of search accessible via the 3 dots icon on the top right.
- Option to use SQLite Regexp in Standard search type. The option is available below the Type selector.
Note: Regexp in Regular expression (no accents) search type mimics the old behavior so spaces are considered search key separator and each search key as Regexp expression and ANDed (all expressions must be satisfied). On the other hand, in the Standard search type, the entire search text including embedded spaces is considered one Regexp expression (leading and trailing spaces are always trimmed out). See Help in the Search screen and the following about Regex expressions:
- Improved initial load time of Preferences in case there are too many books, commentaries and dictionaries by lazy loading Bible pictures, maps and things.
Enjoy God's word even more!