Bible Software
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I've been using BibleSoft for years. They have a FREE version of their OneTouch software which has a minimum of basic Bible study tools one needs:
Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
Several Bible versions
Englishman's Concordance
Various Bible dictionaries and commentaries
Interlinear Bible
maps
etc.
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See their list of what's included in the FREE version...
Thanks Davy!See their list of what's included in the FREE version...
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Yes.
PS. If you're interested I use e-Sword and Online Bible on my MS Windows desktop PC, and MyBible on my Android notepad (so I can quickly look up verses during a church service). I also have an old laptop computer running Linux, and I have Xiphos Bible Guide installed on that (but I rarely use that).
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Here is an article discussing and links to various platforms.
Many are free from financial cost. Most have keywords language helps and other useful tools.
www.unwsp.edu
I highly recommend looking at this list.
Many are free from financial cost. Most have keywords language helps and other useful tools.
9 Bible Study Software Programs for College Students | University of Northwestern, St. Paul
We offer Minnesota's finest Christian education at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, with online and on-campus classes.
www.unwsp.edu
I highly recommend looking at this list.
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