Doris,

Popping in here to ask you what you prefer about E-Sword?  I'm thinking of 
putting an online version on my laptop so that, even when I have no 
Internet, I have Bible available for study and searching.

I'd be interested in your thoughts and anyone else's, if you've used others 
besides the Online.

Love and God bless you, as He so obviously is doing:


--
Carol
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From: "Chipmunks" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 8:13 AM
Subject: BBible Study - Re: Solar Bible


> Hi, tom,
>
> You are not the only one having difficulty studying the BBible on your 
> own. I have been reading the BBible for a good while but it has only been 
> within the last year or less that I came to a more personal understanding 
> and appreciation of it. And I am often left wondering what to read or what 
> to try to commit to memory or how. I have access to commentarries and 
> other reference material but I still find soritary Bible study difficult 
> at times. I get a lot out of studying and discussing the Bible with other 
> christians.
> If at all possible, I would encourage you to seek the fellowship of 
> others, preferably a local church and/or fellowship group and/or something 
> online. - And i know how difficult and frustrating anexperience that can 
> be also.
>
> Iif you do not have one, I would encourage you to find a Bible program 
> that you can use on your computer. Theseusually offer a choice of bible 
> translations and other reference materials. Recently, the online Bible was 
> mentioned on here. my preferred program more recently has been e-sword. 
> other accessible Bible software is Theophilos or Bibleseeker. All of these 
> have free versions available.
>
> I pray that God may bless you in your studies .
>
> Cheers,
>
> Doris
>
>
>
>
>
> At 01:25 AM 5/29/2007 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>Hi Bill.  I have a braille bible in addition to the Solar Bible.  Now, I
>>wish I would have gotten the version that speaks in todays english
>>rather than in the King James version.  I don'tk now how to study by
>>myself and it is difficult to do so.  Like the boy who wanted to imitate
>>his grandfather, I can read the Bible, but a lot of what I read I am
>>sorry to say that I don't retain it as I might have when I was younger.
>>Of course, after reading it it will be like a clean coal basket that was
>>taken to the river and washed.  I will send you this.
>>
>>
>>
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