Online Free Bible Study Software

[Mark Sanguinetti]

I am in the process of building a new Christian educational web site. One of the pages will have links to some bible study aids. I only use a program called biblesoft for my biblical study which I paid about $350 for. It works great, but I have also heard of free bible study software on the web. Does anyone here use any sites they can recommend? Is there any other bible study software that you would like to recommend for my site?

[WordWolf]

Obviously, E-Sword.net's free program would be one.

[Mark Sanguinetti]

Thanks WordWolf. I have never used it, but I checked Peter Wade's site earlier today and he recommends this program also. Anything else? It is nice to give people a few options. Of course, since I am going to provide a link to E-Sword's site and I have not used it. Does anyone have a recommendation for this program that I could include with the link?

[fellowshipper]

Mark, upon my first thought of your venture. My first thought was Peter J. Wade and then I read what you wrote. I think this is a worthy goal you are seeking and good on ya! Peter just lives over in Adelaide and I have been recieving his emails for some time now. Maybe contact him as he may be able more than myself to help you in your endeavours.

[polar bear]

Blueletterbible.com is one I use.

[likeaneagle]

this is a great one.

http://onlineparallelbible.com/

this is even better...www.bible.cc

http://biblebrowser.com/-awesome for deeper research

these are located within first link

Edited April 30, 2007 by likeaneagle

[Mark Sanguinetti]

Thank you and good suggestions. I will add some of these to my biblical aids page.

[Bluzeman]

For anyone with a PDA or Smarthphone, Olive Tree Bible Software has some really cool programs. Some are free, and some are not. I have had the KJV on my Pocket PC for a couple years now. Fast searches, some cool built in tools.

Rick

[Belle]

Mark, this is the site I use - it's more on my level.

The Brick Testament

[Belle]

Seriously, I use www.blueletterbible.com like Polar Bear. I'd never heard of the others, but I don't do much online.

[Mark Sanguinetti]

Bringing this to the top as I am ready to add some of your suggestions to my site. Thanks to all.

[dmiller]

Hi Mark. Kit Sober had a thread 2 or 3 years ago, where some of these sites,

and others were mentioned.

Don't know if they will help or not, but thought I'd mention it again, here. :)

Edited May 18, 2007 by dmiller

[Listener]

I just want to say Thanks, Mark, for starting this topic. I've never been one to do much research...I just read the bible a lot.

These links and software are just what I needed to get me interested is deeper study. I'm off to the races!

Many thanks!!

[Mark Sanguinetti]

Thanks Listener. And may I add with good computer software. Biblical research can be very fast and efficient. Thanks everyone for your suggestions.

[Eyesopen]

I know I am a little late to this discussion but here is a site that I use a lot to cross reference Greek words with how they were used in places besides the Bible.

http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/

It helps me to gain a better understanding of how a word was used.

http://www.biblestudytools.net/Concordance...iveConcordance/

Edited May 20, 2007 by Eyesopen

[Mark Sanguinetti]

I got the site that I have been working on for the last couple of months up and running. Here is a link to the first Biblical Aids page. There is also a link to an additional biblical aids page which you can look at by clicking Next at the bottom of the page. I am open to adding more biblical aids sites. But for now this is adequate. The site is easily navigable. Just click on any of the dark green rectangular buttons on the left hand side of the page.

http://www.christianherald.info/biblical_aids.html

Here is a link to the splash page. Just click the dove to enter the site.

http://www.christianherald.info/

Edited May 30, 2007 by Mark Sanguinetti

[likeaneagle]

Mark-

that is a beautiful website..congrats on your endeavors.

[Mark Sanguinetti]

Thank you Eagle. It was very challenging. In fact, it was a real aggravation at times. I am glad I finally have something adequate, navigable and consistant in format. I am going to add a couple of more pages including a Coming Events page. The photo I have on all the page headers is one I took in Yosemite, my favorite place on earth.

[likeaneagle]

I would want my website,if I had one, to represent the quality of work I want to display..this is probaly where I would get tested..Visual content and written info..I see your's has quality in both..:)

The graphics are so clear and crisp..love it!

Edited May 31, 2007 by likeaneagle