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2009 Bible Software Review
What have the software updates improved?
posted 09/28/09
A few months ago I was invited to teach expository preaching to pastors in northern India, but there was one limitation: while most of these pastors have a good education, they only have one book—a Bible. No other study helps. And no computers. It was a good challenge to be driven back to sermon ...
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Nick Vipperman(Registered User)
Logos all the way for me.
Richard York(Registered User)
The accompanying chart give PC Study Bible 5 a "C" for cut and paste into Word. If you set the software up properly, it functions as "A+". All I have to do is type the scripture reference into my Word document and then click the icon at the top of my Word document - the verse is copied.
Gary Dennis(Registered User)
What about Mac?
David Beirne(Registered User)
I too have found ONline Bible for PC to be my go-to version. I still use BibleWorks 95 (that, kids, means 1995) and would love to upgrade but the cost is prohibitive. Online has the best cross referencing system I've ever seen, and again you can't beat its price.
Don Ballantyne(Registered User)
I use "e-Sword" for a lot of my work. I realize it probably doesn't have the sophistication of some of the other software programs but it's free. There are add-on modules that are not free but the cost is minimal and you own them.