Overall, Bible Emoji is an interesting and cool concept that doesn’t quite live up to its own possibilities. I love the idea. I’d just like to see a better, and more widely available, execution.

The emoji bible has all 66 books rewritten and is 3,282 pages long, surely a record length for an emoji book. If you want to purchase an online version, the only version in existence, you can do ...

“Bible Emoji: Scripture 4 Millenials” was released through Apple iBooks on Sunday for $2.99, where all 66 books in one of the most holy and translated tomes in the world have been rewritten ...

The Bible Emoji Twitter account now has a book version called “Bible Emoji: Scripture 4 Millenials (sic).” It is the King James Version of the Good Book told with yellow smiley faces, Jesus ...

The emoji Bible started out as a public project on Twitter. Zach Swetz, a guy who works in social media and marketing, began sending out scripture verses, translated into little haloed smiley ...

So put down the King James and pick up your 21st-century version of God's word -- that's right, friends. The Emoji Bible is here.

Bible Emoji is available on iTunes for $2.99, but the translator stated he was not able to develop versions for Android and Amazon ebook platforms as they do not recognize Apple's emojis.

The app links 80 emojis with 200 corresponding words and took about six months, according to the developer. It is described in the App Store as, “The first ever Bible translation w/ emojis, [and ...

Bible Emoji: Scripture 4 Millenials contains all 66 books of the King James Bible. but you won't find words like 'for,' 'be,' or even 'God' in this version. (BibleEmoji/Twitter) Social Sharing ...

“Bible Emoji: Scripture 4 Millenials,” the King James version translated into emojis and emoticons, was released in May for sale online, reportedly to broaden its appeal to younger people.