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Message: * HTML is OFF * Forum Code is ON Smilies	[quote][i]Originally posted by AnonJr[/i][br]Cruising the web for something completely different, I came across some rather good resources for the cash-challenged bible scholar. First is a web-based resource I've come to love over the last year or so: http://www.biblegateway.com/ Aside from a whole bunch of translations, they have quite a few other references, concordances, etc. If you're looking for a desktop program I came across two options (and at this point I really can't say if one is better than the other...) you can use "[url="http://www.crosswire.org/sword/index.jsp"]The SWORD Project[/url]" or "[url="http://www.e-sword.net/index.html"]e-Sword[/url]". Just be aware that for various copyright reasons neither has the NIV version available for download... but both have a fairly deep library of other translations and concordances and references and ... you get the idea. [;)] Also, http://www.christianfreeware.org/ has compiled a bunch of free and open-source programs that may be of use for families, churches, etc. I will caution that I know (being very familiar with some of the projects they package) I know that they do not have the most current version of all the software there... just so you know. For the bandwidth-impaired they will ship you a CD with all the software for something like USD$1.00. Not too bad. Just a few resources that I'd found that may be of use to y'all.[/quote]
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AnonJr	Posted - 08 Jan 2007 : 20:51:35 Cruising the web for something completely different, I came across some rather good resources for the cash-challenged bible scholar. First is a web-based resource I've come to love over the last year or so: http://www.biblegateway.com/ Aside from a whole bunch of translations, they have quite a few other references, concordances, etc. If you're looking for a desktop program I came across two options (and at this point I really can't say if one is better than the other...) you can use "The SWORD Project" or "e-Sword". Just be aware that for various copyright reasons neither has the NIV version available for download... but both have a fairly deep library of other translations and concordances and references and ... you get the idea. Also, http://www.christianfreeware.org/ has compiled a bunch of free and open-source programs that may be of use for families, churches, etc. I will caution that I know (being very familiar with some of the projects they package) I know that they do not have the most current version of all the software there... just so you know. For the bandwidth-impaired they will ship you a CD with all the software for something like USD$1.00. Not too bad. Just a few resources that I'd found that may be of use to y'all.
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jim@souljoyrecords	Posted - 09 Jan 2007 : 12:32:24 Been there got it...thanks for the info...ROCK ON BABY
AnonJr	Posted - 09 Jan 2007 : 06:23:55 Cool.
Shredhead	Posted - 09 Jan 2007 : 00:50:52 Thanks Anon , I use the gateway already . Here's one for you http://www.tgm.org/bible.htm