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[Carlos Ortega]

I have a apple laptop.  Need e-sword for it.

[Adam Olive]

We have NICNT as a paid module. It would be good to have NICOT as well.

[APsit190]

I have a apple laptop.  Need e-sword for it.

Click here to go to the e-Sword X page at e-Sword.net, and then click the Download button.

 

Unlike e-Sword for Windows, e-Sword X is not free. It costs US$9.99.

 

Blessings,

[Scotty_B]

The School of Biblical Evangelism by Ray Comfort

[TereziaTweet]

I'd love to have David H Stern's Complete Jewish Bible module

[Katoog]

I'd love to have David H Stern's Complete Jewish Bible module

This is a Premium module by the Official downloads of the e-Sword program.

[APsit190]

I'd love to have David H Stern's Complete Jewish Bible module

This is not a free resource due to the fact that it is copyright.

 

You can purchase this resource from eStudySource.com. In order to be able to purchase it from them, you will have to create an account with them.

 

Also available from eStudySource is the Jewish New Testament Commentary, which I think you might find helpful.

 

I trust you will find this information helpful.

 

Blessings,

[jlpurvis]

I would like to see better format for interlinear.  Not alternating words, but line by line, like reading a normal interlinear bible  This should be possible now that e-sword is html based.  I would also like to see graphics of all the manuscripts, much like bibleworks.  I would also like to see a better resource that talks about variants within the NT manuscripts, as well as differences between the septuagint and masoretic texts of the OT. Also would be nice to see a good resource on the Dead Sea Scrolls

[Tj Higgins]

I would like to see better format for interlinear.  Not alternating words, but line by line, like reading a normal interlinear bible  This should be possible now that e-sword is html based.  I would also like to see graphics of all the manuscripts, much like bibleworks.  I would also like to see a better resource that talks about variants within the NT manuscripts, as well as differences between the septuagint and masoretic texts of the OT. Also would be nice to see a good resource on the Dead Sea Scrolls

 

Try this module it is recent interlinear bible module that seems to have a better design:

http://www.biblesupp...rew-bible-bhse/

[walterplews]

Hi Brethren, Thank you everyone for this incredible resource. I never imagined I'd find the best Christian library on the net.

I'd love to see Cunningham Geikie's six volume series "Hours with the Bible" and his New testament follow up series. I had 4 Vols. up to 1982, when they went astray during a relocation to Scotland. I have since then purchased vols 3 and 6. They were published by Cassel & co. in 1875, and are a treasure trove of information about the Geography, Battles, together with  wonder filly reverent but never dry theology, containing many pertinent illustrations, and supplied with an Index and list of texts referred to. I realise the labour involved would be great, and almost hesitated to venture the suggestion. Thank you once again in the Name.

 

walter plews.