Scripture More Accurately
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For me, those things do not matter. My studies focus heavily on my own independent (and often in original ways) analysis of Scripture, including in the original languages.
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What Kind Of bible study software are you using?
- Thread starter JesusFan
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Right.
Any examples as to how you use software to study then in your "unique " way?
Which is n ot really that big of a deal, as biblical reference books tend to be useful for a long time, as are the best lexicons and texts
Scripture More Accurately
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By importing data into Excel that I exported from BibleWorks, I have done extensive analyses of chapter lengths, words per chapter, and words per verse in the whole Bible. I have also created applications in Excel to generate sorted listings of where the accents are in every word in the Greek NT and the NT in Spanish in the Reina Valera.
I don’t use any
I still use books
That’s what Jesus and Paul used, so it’s good enough for me
I still use books
That’s what Jesus and Paul used, so it’s good enough for me
Still use real bibles, but everything else now on computer
Anything surprising that you have discovered?
I use several depending on the device. On my phone I use Olive Tree. It has a format that I can easily use. Specifically, I use the Strongs links Bible there. It only opens a pop-up and doesn’t stray from the text I’m reading.
I have another form Bible Apps Lab LLC. I do like this one because it has a split screen that will follow along with your commentary as you go. Down side is that sometimes I don’t want it to lose my commentary place when I go back to reread the Scripture.
On my computer (windows) I also Tree but I don’t like the format on the desktop.
I have used Online Bible, E-sword, and Blue Letter Bible before.
Currently I use SwordSearcher. It is not free but has an incredible amount of library that comes with it. It is definitely worth the price. The layout is able to be customized. There is a free trial version available. It is worth checking out.
I am not always online, so BLB is not really a good option for me. It is a great resource to be able to share.
I have another form Bible Apps Lab LLC. I do like this one because it has a split screen that will follow along with your commentary as you go. Down side is that sometimes I don’t want it to lose my commentary place when I go back to reread the Scripture.
On my computer (windows) I also Tree but I don’t like the format on the desktop.
I have used Online Bible, E-sword, and Blue Letter Bible before.
Currently I use SwordSearcher. It is not free but has an incredible amount of library that comes with it. It is definitely worth the price. The layout is able to be customized. There is a free trial version available. It is worth checking out.
I am not always online, so BLB is not really a good option for me. It is a great resource to be able to share.