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Es2f v.1.2.1.15
es2f helps you to convert their e-Sword modules to SwordSearcher modules. es2f is a tool to export an e-Sword module file to the input format used by Forge, which can then be compiled into a SwordSearcher module.
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Introduction to Biblical Languages v.1.0
This is a module for E-Sword application for windows.
ExecAll v.1.0.1
ExecAll helps to execute (or open) any number of files one after the other. Great for example to run e-Sword resource files, if you want to install a big number of bibles/commentaries etc. Simply download and run! No installation needed! ExecAll runs
Anthology of Classic Sermons version 0 v.1.0
This module is a big module of about 3000 sermons. There are individual sermons under different people, as well as complete books on sermons by different people.
Bible Explorer Limited Edition v.4.1.3.5
Bible Explorer Limited Edition 4.1 is a tool that helps to find the exact paragraphs, illustrations, and Biblical language notes. The software has a mouse over magic feature.
Bible Explorer Premium v.4.0
Program Features Mouse over Magic - You're going to love this. In Bible Explorer, whenever your cursor is over a Scripture reference (whether in the text of a book or an index), the entire verse or passage will pop up for you to see.
LaParola v.7.15.2
LaParola has a few characteristics that few or no others program have, that may make it worth trying. - Not only is it free, but it is open source and the file format is open (see the help file), making it easier for others to help develop it.
Tamil Unicode Bible for The Sword v.3.0
The SWORD Project for Windows is our Windows Bible Study program. It includes most all functionality that you'd expect from a commercial Bible study tool and even some you wouldn't expect.
The SWORD Project v.1.5.11.9
The SWORD Project is software that lets you compare up to three Biblical texts simultaneously.
Basic English Bible v.1.0
In many of the English translations of the Bible is used a very old-fashioned style and language, thus making it almost inaccessible to many people. In the early 20th century, Professor S. H.
Bishops Bible 1568 v.1.0
For a long period, the only English version of the Bible available and authorized for worship was the Great Bible, a version endorsed by King Henry VIII of England.