Hi,john,
Bibleseeker is a Biblesoftware package with Public domain Bible
translations and resources. It can be used off line.
The url for it is
www.bibleseeker.net
hth
Doris
At 04:39 PM 6/2/2009 -0400, you wrote:
>Doris, is Bible Seeker a web site or a program? What is the link
>for it, please?
>
>earlier, Chris & Doris, wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>http://www.berbible.org/index.html
>>
>>has a very easy to use basic Bible Reader program that has several
>>modern Bible translations licensed for it. While it does not offer
>>the NIV or Message Bible, it does come with the following modern Bible versions
>>
>>English Standard Version (ESV)
>>God's Word (GW)
>>New American Standard (NAS95)
>>New English Translation (NET)
>>New King James Version (NKJV)
>>
>>In addition, there are several of the usual public domain Bible
>>versions available also.
>>
>>the Berean Bible is very easy to use. It does not come with any
>>commentaries or other resources. Only one Bible translation can be
>>viewed and searched at a time. For beginning users, I would
>>recommend setting the view to minimal", which means that just the
>>Bible tree with books and chapters, the Bible text itself, and an
>>edit combo to go to passages directly are visible and can be cycled
>>thru in the tab order.
>>
>>In addition to being simple to use, the Berean Bible is very small
>>in its footprint and use of resources. It does very well on older
>>hardwrare. Finally, it can be installed to a usb thumb drive and be
>>used portably.
>>
>>I have used it with both jaws and nvda and I assume it will do as
>>well with window eyes.
>>
>>I mainly mention it here because it offers several modern Bible
>>translations for free. Lack of modern Bible translations to choose
>>from is the main drawback of Bibleseeker, I think, which i
>>otherwise still recommend as a good Bible software package to start out with.
>>
>>May God bless you richly in the study of his Word whatever
>>translation and means for reading it you choose.
>>
>>Take care and God Bless,
>>
>>Doris
>
>John
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