BibleWorks is good, affordable, and easy to use, but lacks many of the scholarly works in Logos. The more economical BibleWorks (about $350) has Greek and Hebrew and a LOT of Bible translations. One other “bonus” is that if you really want this scholarly tool, they now offer a payment program.

Of course, they know it’s expensive, but you get what you pay for and it comes with Hebrew! Unlike QuickVerse, the Logos library is ever expanding. I’ve just never been able to afford it! (The Scholar’s Library: Gold costs over $1,000!). Logos has been the “standard” in Biblical scholarship. One of these days I’m going to take the plunge and buy Logos. It hasn’t for years and for $800 it should come with more. Unfortunately QuickVerse does not come with Hebrew. It’s not that I really, Really, REALLY like QuickVerse, but since I’ve been using it for over 10 years now I’ve built up quite a library.

I’ve personally been using QuickVerse since version 3 and I am currently using QuickVerse 2008. It all depends upon the audience.Īn easy way to compare and contrast verses in different translations is with a Bible program. I’ve also used the NASB, KJV, and NKJV for preaching and teaching. While I primarily use the NIV to preach and teach from that is only because the NIV is the first translation that I was exposed to. Just the other day someone asked me which Bible translation I preach and teach from. Posted by Chuck on Decemunder Resources | Be the First to Comment With anyone one of these, as long as you’ve got your mobile, you’ve got the Scriptures with you. Why I would use this in addition to the GoBible is because offers multiple translations.Ī step beyond translations is gives you the power of the site in the palm of your hand. The site is very simple and easy to use on your mobile, because that is what it was designed for 100%! You can search for a verse reference, find cross references, and search for phrases. My next favorite is The only reason this is number two instead of number one is because you need a network connection to use the site. And after it’s downloaded it becomes an app on your phone, so no network connection is needed. It gives you complete search capabilities of the entire KJV. With all of the games and apps out for cell phones it was only a matter of time before someone made a Biblical application for a mobile. They wanted to scold me for “texting.” I then showed them the GoBible and they were amazed. Not too long ago a church member saw me playing with my cell phone while another speaker was presenting a lesson. Posted by Chuck on Januunder Ministry, Resources | Be the First to Comment

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