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BibleWorks 9 Part 3 More New Features

Posted by Randy A. Brown on Aug 22, 2011 in Reviews, Software | 0 comments

BibleWorks 9 truly is the best version of BW so far, with many new features that will greatly enhance your Bible study, sermons, classwork, and writing. The amount and depth of the latest features are absolutely outstanding. So, I wanted to touch on a few more of the new features and show BibleWorks 9 in action.

BibleWorks 9 Part 2 – The Manuscript Project and the CNTTS Apparatus

Posted by Randy A. Brown on Aug 14, 2011 in Bible Buying Guide, Reviews, Software | 0 comments

For my second look at BibleWorks 9 I’ve been looking at some of the new features a little closer. Specifically the Manuscript Project and the CNTTS Apparatus.

Miklal Software Solutions KJV with Strong’s Markup and Dictionary of the Bible Kindle Edition

Posted by Randy A. Brown on Aug 6, 2011 in Bible Buying Guide, Bibles, Software | 1 comment

I’ve always like the idea of combining Strong’s Greek and Hebrew dictionaries with my Bible. For electronic Bibles, I always go for the Bible that allows me to click on a word and it gives me the Greek or Hebrew definition. The King James Version with Strong’s Markup and Dictionary of the Bible from Miklal Software Solutions does just that.

BibleWorks 9 part 1

Posted by Randy A. Brown on Jul 31, 2011 in Bible Buying Guide, Reviews, Software | 0 comments

BibleWorks 9 brings a lot of new features to your Bible study. The new features are some of my favorite features. They include:

The Manuscript Project
The CNTTS Apparatus
The ESV Study Bible
Four columns
Difference highlighting
And much more (click here for a full list)

Miklal Software Solutions Hebrew Bible for nook and Kindle

Posted by Randy A. Brown on Jul 16, 2011 in Bible Buying Guide, Bibles, Reviews, Software | 0 comments

Miklal Software Solutions Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) for nook and Kindle is a beautiful version of the Hebrew text. Everything is here: all of the consonants, vowels, accent marks, etc., making this a complete rendering of the Leningrad Codex. The Kindle version includes The Comprehensive Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic Glossary by Humphrey H. Hardy. This review covers the nook edition.