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Bible Study Bible Resources

Bible Hub: Search, Read, Study the Bible in Many Languages

Online Bible Study Suite. Topical, Greek and Hebrew study tools, plus concordances, commentaries, sermons and devotionals.
biblehub.com
Is a fantastic free app, with multiple bibles to read from, commentaries and other great bible study tools.

www.ithasbeenwritten.com

It Has Been Written⎢Proof for Prophecy, The Bible, and End Times.

Evidence for creation, Stories of the Bible, Authenticating the writings, and a mathematical look at Biblical prophecy. www.ithasbeenwritten.com
www.ithasbeenwritten.com www.ithasbeenwritten.com
A great site full of strong evidence that the world truly is biblical
 
I really like BibleGateway.com Any translation you can think of combined with many references to choose from.
 
faithtransforms said:
I'm sure quite a lot of you know about these but for those who don't, I thought I would share.

biblestudytools.com - you can search almost every translation known to man. It has KJV with Strong's so you can click on a word and get the Strong's definition & how the word was translated diferently in different scriptures, etc. It has tons of commentaries you can study. I would advise using the advanced search option.

http://e-sword.net/ - This is free downloadable software for bible study. There are tons of add-ons you can purchase at reasonable prices also. Go to this page, http://e-sword.net/features.html. It explains all the features and gives you screen shots so you know exactly what it does. VERY cool.

http://bible.cc - A great resource as well. It has a paralell bible feature where you can read a verse in like 12 different versions all on the same page so it is easy to read. It also has commentaries, encyclopedias, cross references, hebrew/greek word studies and if you have any international friends, at the top you can pick from like 50 languages. It has all sorts of cool stuff.

Enjoy!!!
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I Use this DAILY. There are many "Bible Study Tools" like this available. THERE IS NONE BETTER!
You want a blessing, go to the E-sword website and read the story of this work. The program is available AROUND THE WORLD!
There is also an Android version "My-Sword", biblestudytools.com works with that app as well. Both are GREAT!
 
th1b.taylor said:
Have you looked at the e-Sword? I currently only use 9 translations and do not read Hebrew but I have noticed that Rick Meyers has some in the Hebrew available. The program, written and maintained by him, is free as are most of the different versions of the Bible. Most of the Pastors I know also prefer the e-Sword found at www.e-sword.net.
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That is true, Hebrew with Strongs #. and there is an Ancient Hebrew, Before Babylon, that is very interesting.
I have 55 BIBLES 3 Hebrew and 6 Greek and 86 Commentaries. IN MY PHONE!! I LOVE this E-SWORD World.

This is just an example, but I promise the study is worth your time.

The meaning of Grace from a Hebrew perspective | AHRC

The English definition of grace has no relevance or connection to the Hebrew word hhanan, which is often translated as Grace. The Hebrew definition of this word is much more concrete and specific that it will transform how you understand the idea of grace.
www.ancient-hebrew.org www.ancient-hebrew.org
 
My pastor says that not only should someone read their Bible, they must also understand their Bible. So, here are two excellent and easy to read commentaries that are FREE. First is EnduringWord.com by David Gurik. A full Bible commentary, easy to navigate and FREE. Another that is a little deeper is Thomas Constables's full Bible commentary available at PlanoBibleChapel.org. Constable is a former professor at Dallas Theological Seminary so his commentary is a little more academic but still easy to read. I use both in my classes and I highly recommend both. Did I mention that both of them are FREE?
 
RevSRE said:
That is true, Hebrew with Strongs #. and there is an Ancient Hebrew, Before Babylon, that is very interesting.
I have 55 BIBLES 3 Hebrew and 6 Greek and 86 Commentaries. IN MY PHONE!! I LOVE this E-SWORD World.

This is just an example, but I promise the study is worth your time.

The meaning of Grace from a Hebrew perspective | AHRC

The English definition of grace has no relevance or connection to the Hebrew word hhanan, which is often translated as Grace. The Hebrew definition of this word is much more concrete and specific that it will transform how you understand the idea of grace.
www.ancient-hebrew.org www.ancient-hebrew.org
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Excellent source.
Johann.
 
RevSRE said:
That is true, Hebrew with Strongs #. and there is an Ancient Hebrew, Before Babylon, that is very interesting.
I have 55 BIBLES 3 Hebrew and 6 Greek and 86 Commentaries. IN MY PHONE!! I LOVE this E-SWORD World.

This is just an example, but I promise the study is worth your time.

The meaning of Grace from a Hebrew perspective | AHRC

The English definition of grace has no relevance or connection to the Hebrew word hhanan, which is often translated as Grace. The Hebrew definition of this word is much more concrete and specific that it will transform how you understand the idea of grace.
www.ancient-hebrew.org www.ancient-hebrew.org
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Thank you RevSRE-I thoroughly enjoy this resource.
Johann.
 
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