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[rambo222]

Does anyone offer Wiersbe Be Series to purchase for e-Sword?

 

[Tj Higgins]

Does anyone offer Wiersbe Be Series to purchase for e-Sword?

 

That series does not seem to be available for e-Sword.

The complete 50 volume series is available for three other bible software programs Olive Tree Bible, Accordance Bible Software and Logos bible software 

[Tim Butterfield]

There are two commentaries by Wiersbe for e-Sword.  They are available from the built in download feature.

 

They are premium modules.

 

 

Wiersbe's Expository Outlines

 

 Wiersbe Bible Commentary: New Testament  

 

Edited by Tim Butterfield, 07 January 2020 - 05:33 AM.

[ardklg]

The "Wiersbe Bible Commentary: New Testament" from estudysource is the "Be" series for the NT. The OT series is not available.

 

If you have (or can find) an old gold or platinum version of Quickverse, the complete OT and NT "Be" series was bundled (in at least some versions of Quickverse) in STEP format, which can be opened in e-Sword.

Edited by ardklg, 07 January 2020 - 04:56 PM.

[APsit190]

Does anyone offer Wiersbe Be Series to purchase for e-Sword?

OK. I was thinking of responding to this a few days ago, but didn't think I could give any useful information that would help. That said, when I decided to look into this "request" a bit more, I saw, what could be a bit of a major difficulty with it.

 

OK, so here is the gist of it. All of Warren Wiersbe's Be Series are copyright. So before you go down the road of wanting to make it for e-Sword, you are going to have get permission from either the publisher or from Warren Wiersbe's estate, or something similar, i.e., his ministry organization.

 

Now, with respect to what ardklg said:

The "Wiersbe Bible Commentary: New Testament" from estudysource is the "Be" series for the NT. The OT series is not available.

 

If you have (or can find) an old gold or platinum version of Quickverse, the complete OT and NT "Be" series was bundled (in at least some versions of Quickverse) in STEP format, which can be opened in e-Sword.

Is perhaps the best way one can go sort of legally without breaching Copyright law. That said, there may be a caveat in license agreement in where these books are not to be used outside of Quick Verse. So this has to be seriously looked at before adventuring down this path.

 

Dunno how helpful this may be have been, but I hope it gave some clarity.

 

Blessings,

Edited by APsit190, 08 January 2020 - 03:17 AM.