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1. #Bibleworks 10 print editor upgrade
2. #Bibleworks 10 print editor professional
3. #Bibleworks 10 print editor free

#Bibleworks 10 print editor professional

It’s on Amazon, too.Just heard about Bibleworks ceasing operation.īibleWorks has been serving the church for 26 years by providing a suite of professional tools aimed at enabling students of the Word to “rightly divide the word of truth”.

#Bibleworks 10 print editor upgrade

You can order the full program here or upgrade here.

See my prolegomenon to a review here, part 1 (setup and layout) here, part 2 (the Verse tab) here, and part 3 (text criticism 1 of 2) here, with the completion of the text criticism mini-series coming soon.

#Bibleworks 10 print editor free

I received a free upgrade to BibleWorks 9 in exchange for an unbiased review. Especially when I want to do word studies or delve into the grammar of the text or compare multiple translations, BibleWorks has been a great program to use. (!) With the new fourth column (which I mention at more length at the same link above), the Use tab can be open together with an additional analysis window.Īlthough I still regularly use print copies of the Bible (Greek, Hebrew, and English), BibleWorks has been a useful companion in my personal Bible study and devotions for the last couple years. This feature was reason enough for me to pursue an upgrade from version 8 to version 9. As I come across a word I don’t know in the text, I can easily see–does this occur 121 times and I should know it? Or is it just in the text two or three times, so I was okay in not knowing right away what it means? I find this particularly useful for vocabulary acquisition. You had to search on a word in previous versions to do this…. He new “Use” tab … instantaneously shows you all the uses of a word with how many occurrences it has in that book and version…. (See this portion of my BibleWorks review to see Wallace in action.) And having them lined up with the OT and NT texts as I use them in BibleWorks saves me time from flipping through indices and physical pages. Using even Amazon prices, just these three grammars cost more than $150 in print. They’re keyed to individual verses so that the appropriate information from each of these grammars will automatically show in the “Resources” window at any given verse.

A Grammar of Biblical Hebrew (revised 2006 version) by Joüon and Muraoka.Intermediate Hebrew and Greek grammars includedīibleWorks 9 comes with these three classics included: The videos I’ve watched have been clear, simple, and substantive.ģ. Some six hours worth, according to the BibleWorks site. This seems to be an underrated part of BibleWorks, but if you’re serious about LXX or OT/NT study, having this is a great help. Also, when you mouse over a blue hyperlinked verse, as I’ve done in the image above, you see a popup with that verse in three different versions. You can hide or display the English in BibleWorks (I have it shown above). So if you’re wondering where Exodus 20 (the 10 Commandments) shows up in the New Testament, you can skip ahead to that section and find (click for larger):Įverything in Archer and Chirichigno’s book is there–their commentary at the bottom, their comparison of MT/LXX/NT. But the way it’s laid out in BibleWorks opens up possibilities unavailable to the owner of just the print version.īecause the focus is on OT Quotations, everything is listed in Old Testament canonical order. But it’s a major perk in my book! Archer and Chirichigno’s resource is already an invaluable one, particularly for studying the NT use of the OT. Sure, this is perhaps an obscure thing to highlight. Archer and Chirichigno’s Old Testament Quotations in the New Testament Here are four perks in BibleWorks 9 that, the more I use the program, the more I appreciate.ġ.

Okay–not divine per se, but pretty indispensable for Bible study.