Study Bible Translations
Study Bibles include Bible text along with study resources such as footnotes, cross references, maps, and more.
Compare Psalm 27:4 in many Bible translations.
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| CEV Learning Bible |
The easy-reading Contemporary English Version (CEV) is combined with Learning Bible resources, putting together in this download the Bible text and a complementing commentary on that text. Explore history, people, culture and concepts in fascinating detail. The CEV Learning Bible is designed to help with your study of the Bible in three main ways: pointing you in the right direction, giving you the information you need, and helping you connect with the Bible's message. There are over 10,000 notes in the commentary text, which are divided into six main categories that make it easy for the user to follow the information presented:
" Geography
" People and Nations
" Objects, Plants, and Animals
" History and Culture
" Ideas and Concepts
" Cross references
By presenting you with a good background of the text, then providing explanations, thought provoking questions, cross references, charts summarizing key information, and much more, this will be a useful resource for any student of the Bible.
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| Complete Word Study Bible - CWSB |
A tool designed to make the original languages of the Bible accessible to every student of the Word of God. These are revolutionary products containing an exhaustive amount of Bible study research material in single book formats |
| King James Version - KJV - with Strong's Numbers |
The King James Version (KJV) is an English translation of the Holy Bible, commissioned for the benefit of the Church of England at the behest of King James I of England. First published in 1611, it has had a profound impact not only on most English translations that have followed it, but also on English literature as a whole.
The KJV with Strong's Numbers includes the text of the KJV and Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries (with original language words in transliterated form); moreover, an additional number next to each English verb displays the Tense, Voice, and Mood (TVM) of the original language verb.
The KJV Bible text can be viewed with or without the inline Strong's and TVM numbers. When only the text is displayed on the screen, the user simply taps a word and the screen splits top and bottom to display the dictionary information in the lower window. When the text and the numbers are displayed, tapping a number will accomplish the same thing.
Used in conjunction with Olive Tree's BibleReader? software, the Strong's numbers can be used to generate powerful search results essentially equivalent to what Strong's Exhaustive Concordance and Wigram's Englishman's Greek and Hebrew Concordances provide. Teachers and students of biblical languages will also find that searching on the TVM numbers affords a handy way to study grammatical aspects of Hebrew and Greek verbs.
An excellent resource for readers who want to go a little farther in their study of the scriptures. From Online Bible with permission.
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