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I use the Blue Letter Bible iPhone app and Bible Gateway online. I really liked the delightfully idiosyncratic NetBible, but they removed some of the features I liked such as their translators’ notes, and made it difficult to use (especially from a Smart Phone), so I quit using them.
Blue Letter Bible’s Hebrew and Greek interlinear feature is especially useful.
Blue Letter Bible’s Hebrew and Greek interlinear feature is especially useful.
Faithbuilders
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The best one I have found for Windows is The Word. Also ESword is good too
I should add, both are completely free
I should add, both are completely free
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Yes, I started with E-Sword, then some of the best programmers left E-Sword, and joined with The Word. Now I have both, and they are both really good, but I think I like The Word a little better.
E-sword By Far... I have the first edition... and about 60 different Bibles installed for comparison. The old e-sword version allowed you to add bibles from other sources from the internet. I even have a English translation of the Codex Sinanticus. It's a must have bible program!!!
I use, Bibleworks for language Study and most General study. I also have Wordsearch/Logos, and occasionally use Scripture for all.
Faithbuilders
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Yes, the old version, in my opinion is the better version. But since the updates, I found, if tho it is still good, I like TheWord better.
Hello you reader,
Just happened to see the title of the thread,
My thoughts below,
I am currently using E-sword for study, a NKJV Study Bible from Holman, and a NASB77 Thompson Chain Reference Bible.
It is useful, for E-sword - Treasury Scriptural Knowledge Cross References is very helpful, and sometimes the commenatries are as well though I do not read them often.
Just happened to see the title of the thread,
My thoughts below,
I am currently using E-sword for study, a NKJV Study Bible from Holman, and a NASB77 Thompson Chain Reference Bible.
It is useful, for E-sword - Treasury Scriptural Knowledge Cross References is very helpful, and sometimes the commenatries are as well though I do not read them often.
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