And best of all, it’s FREE!
The E-Sword download comes with the King James Version and King James
with Strong’s numbers. However, you can download multiple other Bible versions for it (many
for free and some for a cost). You can download commentaries and dictionaries as
well.
Of course, you can simply read the text on screen, but there
are a number of other features that make Bible study easier:
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Its handy search feature allows you to search
for words or phrases, which is very helpful in doing a topical study or when
you can’t remember where a particular verse is.
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There a couple of options for comparing different translations. The compare tab allows you to compare a verse
between multiple Bible versions. The parallel tab, on the other hand, places
chapters from different versions in parallel so that you can compare larger
amounts of scripture at once.
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You can also make notes on various verses or
passages right in the program and save them. This is similar to writing in the
margins in your Bible, but without having to worry about making anything hard
to read.
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In addition, you can have various windows open
on the same screen so that in one you view the Scripture, in another view
commentary on that passage, in another view Strong’s numbers and their
meanings, and in another make your own notes. Each window can also be moved
around the screen and the size can be modified.
To download E-Sword for free, click here.
Another way of using this software WITHOUT downloading it to your computer is to use the online version. http://live.e-sword.net/app/
ReplyDeleteYou can have many of the features of software without putting a lot of software on you computer. For all the bells and whistles you do need to download it to your machine.
My husband and I use this. We love it. I think it's a handy little tool, but he uses it CONSTANTLY! It's on his laptop, desktop, tablet - everything! He recommends it to EVERYONE. I think downloading E-sword on the electronic device of almost everyone that we've ever met is his own type of ministry :-)
ReplyDeleteDo you still use this? And do you have any phone apps you can recommend? Thanks! -Amanda Grace
ReplyDeleteYes, I still use e-sword on my computer. I don't really use a Bible phone app.
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