For you, our valued customer, we have made some changes at Olive Tree. In a nutshell we have: software collections that offer you three ways to save money when you purchase, website changes that make finding software for your PDA or Smartphone even easier, and several new resources.
Three ways to save on software for your PDA or Smartphone
Many of our customers find their PDA or Smartphone device is becoming their constant Bible study companion. In an effort to make it as easy as possible for you to turn your device into a handheld library, we at Olive Tree are pleased to introduce to our users three ways to save money when you purchase multiple items from Olive Tree.
- Pre-selected collections, priced at a significant discount from the cost of purchasing all items in the collection individually
- Additional discount up to 35% on pre-selected collections if you have previously purchased software from Olive Tree. (Additional discount is based on quantity of previous purchases.)
- Build your own software collection and receive price discounts up to 35%, based on the number of items and total cost of your software bundle.
For more details on how you can save money by purchasing a collection of software, please visit our collections page.
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Bibles and Study Tools - now easier to browse our selection
There are some exciting new changes on the Olive Tree website that we wanted to let you know about. If you've visited our site recently, you probably noticed a lot of references to the type of device or platform that you are using. That's because we've reorganized our site so that we can tailor it to fit your particular device. You tell us what kind of PDA or Smartphone you're using and we will direct you to those items in our catalogue that will work for you.
To get started, go to our home page and click on the "Current Device" or "Select Device" link in the upper right corner. From here, you can select your specific device model by browsing the manufacturer list, or you can chose the platform OS that your device uses.
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Layman's Bible Study Series
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Bible Handbook
This commentary by George W. Knight features concise overviews and insightful commentary on each book of the Bible. An excellent resource for student and scholar alike.
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Quick Reference Concordance
This concordance cuts through the bulk of more exhaustive resources to deliver concise and readable entries. With nearly 1,800 entries and 10,000 references, it acts as a nice companion for biblical study.
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Bible Dictionary
With 2,500 articles including only the most essential information, this dictionary is written with lay Bible students and other nonspecialist users in mind. It is compact, authoritative, and easy to understand.
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New Releases by F.B. Meyer
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Peter
Explore the life of this great Apostle, from his first call to leave his nets to fish for men, through his denial of the Lord, to the Day of Pentecost and ending with his death in Rome.
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Joseph
Discover the story of Joseph, beloved by Jacob, hated by his brothers, forgotten by his friends, remembered by God, and exalted as ruler of Egypt.
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Christ in Isaiah
Meyer unveils the Savior in chapters 40 through 55 of Isaiah's prophecy. As Philip explained the meaning of Isaiah to the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts, Meyer reveals Jesus Christ in Isaiah.
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Bible Commentary and Articles by C.A. Coates
This collection of C.A. Coates' ministry throughout his life contains 37 volumes of his commentary and articles. Coates has commentary or outlines on most of the books of the Bible and articles on spiritual principles and Biblical topics. Some of the commentary is in question and answer form, while other sections proceed through a book of the Bible by chapter. Navigating the wealth of riches in C.A. Coates' Commentary and Articles is made easier by the use of the Table of Contents Chooser, which allows for swift navigation to a particular location in the 37 volumes - easy and quick.
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How Biblical Languages Work
This eBook is an excellent resource for study of Greek and Hebrew. It serves as an engaging introduction to these languages, and makes learning Greek and Hebrew much easier. How Biblical Languages Work describes the origin and development of languages, how words are formed, how phrases work, how words express meaning, and how languages change over time. It contains exercises, glossaries and other resources.
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NIrV - New International Reader's Version
The New International Reader's Version (NIrV) is a translation based on the New International Version (NIV) developed to allow early readers access to God's Word. The text was designed with early readers in mind, and the NIrV can be read by a typical fourth grader. This simplified and clear translation maintains the integrity of the original Greek and Hebrew texts and makes the Bible more accessible to all readers.
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User Tip - Stay on top of the latest updates
Did you know that Olive Tree has a beta website where you can stay abreast of all our newest BibleReader updates and changes? Stay current with new features, and give us your feedback about the changes we've made. This is a great time in the software's lifecycle to send us your suggestions - we always welcome user input!
Beta updates are available for all platforms we currently support:
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Sincerely,
~The Team at Olive Tree
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