Like other software programs that cost, the user can customize the view so that translation, commentary, and other resources are all visible at once. E-Sword: This program allows users to view up to four translations at once. Free, no download necessary, apps availableģ. Users can also take notes, follow a reading plan and view the notes of other users. YouVersion : This online Bible offers many different versions, with the ability to choose any two parallel. Free, download necessary, apps availableĢ. Other resources can be purchased to add to the program. Users can take notes and highlight texts, and then sync these between smartphone, e-reader and computer. Olive Tree BibleReader: includes two Bible versions, Nave’s Topical Bible, and a handful of commentaries and dictionaries. These are not reviews or recommendations - simply information about the tools our readers use that we hope you find useful in your quest to experience the living and active Word of God.ġ.

We asked our readers which electronic Bible study tools they use the most, and compiled their suggestions here. Readers today can enter a virtual library of Bible study tools with just a few clicks on a keyboard or taps on a touchscreen. In Johannes Gutenberg’s day, it was a wondrous thing to hold a single copy of the Bible. Not since the first days of the printing press has the Bible been so suddenly prolific. An iPhone displaying text from YouVersion.

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