#Bibleworks android alternative software#

#Bibleworks android alternative software#

I highlight these considerations because the answer to the question, вЂњWhich Bible software program should I buy?вЂќ is: It depends. Similarly, are there things you know you donвЂ™t need? Are you interested only in studying the Bible in English (or Spanish, or FrenchвЂ¦) but not necessarily in Greek and Hebrew? Are maps and graphics something you can easily access elsewhere? Is having a large library of electronic commentaries not a value? I donвЂ™t mean in an existential sense I mean: for what do you want to use Bible software? Personal Bible study? As a means to access electronic commentaries for sermon preparation? To do in-depth word studies in the original languages? To compare the Greek and the Hebrew texts of the Old Testament? For complex syntactical searches? To help generate graphics and handouts for a Sunday School class you teach? Some or all of the above? Think through why you want the Bible software. If youвЂ™re in the market to buy Bible software, then, hereвЂ™s how I recommend proceeding.ДЎ. There are some free programs available for download ( E-Sword, for example), but my sense has been that if you want to have something in-depth, youвЂ™ll probably want to consider BibleWorks, Accordance, and Logos. Having now reviewed BibleWorks 9 ( here), Accordance 10 ( here) and Logos 4 ( here) and now 5 ( here), I want to compare the three programs and offer some suggestions for moving forward with Bible software. Which Bible software program should I buy? ItвЂ™s an important question for the student of the Bible, especially if she or he is on a limited budget.