We are pleased to announce an additional version of iLumina™ MOBILE – now available with the ESV, NLTse, and KJV Bibles. iLumina™ mobile is a software suite that takes PDA Bible Study to a new level. The combination of material included in this package gives you a wealth of information to enhance your Bible Study experience, and the unique BibleReader features make it even easier to access this material -- tabs and a new tap and hold feature, which work together to make this wealth of information just a tap away!

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The NET Bible, a modern translation of the Bible based entirely on the original languages, has been updated and revised, and is now available as the First Edition. It is noted to be accurate, readable and elegant, and includes over 60,000 translator notes from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts, as well as more than 700 references to scholarly works. The unparalleled detail in these notes unlocks the riches of the Bible’s truth from entirely new perspectives. First time users of the NET Bible can now purchase the complete version with notes directly from Olive Tree at the link below. A free version with limited notes will be available soon.

If you have previously purchased the NET Bible from Bible.org, free updates are now available from their website. Bible.org can be contacted at http://www.bible.org/store/email_form.asp for updates.

In The Da Vinci Question, James Emery White sifts through conflicting claims about Jesus, Mary Magdalene and early Christianity, covering the essential points of the discussion including the deity of Jesus, who is the real Mary Magdalene, why Gnosticism was rightly labeled heresy in the early church, etc.

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Looking for a way to enhance your personal Bible Study? Now you can edit/create your Personal Notes right on your PC Desktop computer, and then transfer the notes to the BibleReader. Formatting is also available for notes so that you can insert verse hyperlinks, use bold, italics, and a few other basic formatting styles. Do you have a specific Bible reading plan you like to follow through in a year? Use the Desktop Assistant to put it into the Olive Tree format so that you can import it as your daily reading schedule in the BibleReader.