Bible software

Hi gang!
I have a couple questions.
1. What Bible software do you have/use?
2. What are you opinions of Sword searcher?

And now if you will indulge me for a moment: I would like to test my new stuff and ability to use it. I have gotten really frustrated trying to type the passages I refer to in my posts, so I am here testing A NEW SKILL !
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From Matthew Henry's commentary;
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Joh 1:1

The apostle and evangelist, John, seems to have been the youngest of the twelve. He was especially favoured with our Lord's regard and confidence, so as to be spoken of as the disciple whom Jesus loved. He was very sincerely attached to his Master. He exercised his ministry at Jerusalem with much success, and outlived the destruction of that city, agreeably to Christ's prediction, ch. Joh 21:22. History relates that after the death of Christ's mother, John resided chiefly at Ephesus. Towards the close of Domitian's reign he was banished to the isle of Patmos, where he wrote his Revelation. On the accession of Nerva, he was set at liberty, and returned to Ephesus, where it is thought he wrote his Gospel and Epistles, about A. D. 97, and died soon after. The design of this Gospel appears to be to convey to the Christian world, just notions of the real nature, office, and character of that Divine Teacher, who came to instruct and to redeem mankind. For this purpose, John was directed to select for his narrative, those passages of our Saviour's life, which most clearly displayed his Divine power and authority; and those of his discourses, in which he spake most plainly of his own nature, and of the power of his death, as an atonement for the sins of the world. By omitting, or only briefly mentioning, the events recorded by the other evangelists, John gave testimony that their narratives are true, and left room for the doctrinal statements already mentioned, and for particulars omitted in the other Gospels, many of which are exceedingly important.

The Divinity of Christ. (Joh 1:1-5) His Divine and human nature. (Joh 1:6-14) John the Baptist's testimony to Christ. (Joh 1:15-18) John's public testimony concerning Christ. (Joh 1:19-28) Other testimonies of John concerning Christ. (Joh 1:29-36) Andrew and another disciple follow Jesus. (Joh 1:37-42) Philip and Nathanael called. (Joh 1:43-51)

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Way cool!!!!

Thanks for your indulgence in this "kids" new found "toy" and testing his ability to use it.

In HIs service Jim

 

Thanks for the tip Phillip.
I have only the free down load right now and am ANXIOUSLY waiting for the CD.

I will also save the link in my browser for the on-line bible.

Have you been to www.blueletterbible?

Thanks also to you other guys.
This is fun!
It is soooo cool to get a HUGE library in such a little cd.

In His service;
Jim