Christmas is not far away, and so I figure it’s time to offer a few recommendations regarding Bible software programs. What would possibly make for a better Christmas present? I am very fortunate to have a copy of each of the four most prominent Bible software programs.

Download Havij 1.17 Full Version on this page. I have Logos, BibleWorks, and Accordance because I’m a world-famous blogger — and so I received these for free in exchange for writing a review or two. I have e-Sword for free because, well, it’s free. It’s not like blogging pays all that well, but it’s nice to get the occasional bene, even if I have to write a review or two to get them. But this review is strictly of my own initiative. I will get nothing for this.

Scholar's Library - Logos Bible Software 3 [Logos Bible Software] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Scholar's Library is a comprehensive collection of texts and tools for serious Bible study using Greek, Hebrew.

Now, all of these products have capabilities I don’t use. For example, I don’t use them to annotate a copy of the scriptures — which I can see being helpful to a preacher or teacher. It’s just that my notes are all here in the blog. And I don’t study the original texts of various manuscripts. I don’t do original textual criticism. I don’t use these services as book readers.

I’m a Kindle fan. There’s a much larger library available to Kindle than to these programs — but Kindle books aren’t searchable within these programs — which forces a choice when I buy a serious theological book. I find myself buying most books in Kindle — and cutting and pasting from them into the blog using the PC Kindle software, which works just fine.

But commentaries, Greek dictionaries, and such need to be bought through a Bible software program. Price comparison is free, but it’s iPhone app costs $1.99. Download Film Captain America The Winter Soldier Sub Indo 3gp. Still a great deal. Costs $359 for the base package, which is quite a nice package. Are available to churches, universities, and other groups of 10 or more meeting certain standards.

I run the base package plus I added for $150 (now $212). Most readers would find the base package very satisfactory, but the base package contains no commentaries other than the out-of-copyright Matthew Henry commentary included with very nearly every Bible software package. There are user groups that make various public domain commentaries, such as Calvin’s commentaries, available for BibleWorks. Comes in a series of modules, priced from $59.90 to $1,999. I run the Advance Collection, which costs $999.

I got this for free, but I’ve since added some commentary sets — and Accordance has a wide range of additional commentaries, dictionaries, grammars, and other resources that can be bought. Discounts are available to, students, and others. A, and it has more features than you might expect. It only runs for 60 minutes and then must be restarted., like Accordance, offers a range of collections as base packages. Pricing ranges from $24.95 to $3,969.31.

I have the Scholar’s Package, which is no longer offered. It’s evidently a step below the current Gold Package — about $800 below per the upgrade price. Are available to college faculty, students, and staff. Materials e-Sword is largely limited to public domain materials. For what I do, it’s not nearly adequate.