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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Download Free Electronic Bibles

Image: Palm Bible+ on a Palm T5 PDA, via Bible+

Here is a (small) list of some of the places to get free (and low-cost) electronic Bibles (mobile, smartphone, laptop, and desktop):

Are we missing one that you use? Add it in the comments.

Image via Palm Bible+

Labels: Android, Berean Bible Study, Bible, Bible Explorer, Bible+, iPhone, Laridian, Mantis Bible, Olivetree, Rapier, S60 Bible Reader, software, WordSearch, YouVersion

5 Comments:

At Saturday, October 25, 2008 3:24:00 AM, Kevin said...: I recently came across a site that has some nice word study tools and the Greek New Testament/lexicon for free. Check it out: http://www.greekbiblestudy.org
At Saturday, October 25, 2008 8:14:00 AM, Dopo Ognora said...: I love the fact that I can carry an entire Bible study on my iPhone and read God's Word anywhere at anytime. That being said, I consistently find myself reaching for the printed version. There is something about holding God's word physically in my hand that can not be matched on the eforms. Anyone else find themselves pulled back to the printed word ?
At Friday, December 05, 2008 8:40:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Go to iTunes and search for "Touch Bible LE." It is free and with it I have a hard time going back to printed words with it. Having the easy access to the different translations, notes as a pop up instead of searching through a sea of foot notes are some of the reasons i prefer it to paper books.

I like the small screen too. I focus better on the words and find myself reading faster. Maybe that's just a personal issue, but with just a few lines on the screen I take it in better.
At Wednesday, January 07, 2009 8:33:00 PM, MMM said...: Here are a few more:

BibleTouch
GoBible
mbible.com (Online Mobile Bible)
At Saturday, February 28, 2009 2:44:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Hope all is well. A newer version of SwordBible software is available, and I would greatly appreciate if you could spend 5 - 10 minutes to try this out and respond with your first impressions. Swordbible is a fast and easy way to study the bible, with a rich and user friendly interface.

Here is a direct download link to the latest release:
http://swordwarrior.net/files/SwordBible_setup.exe