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from 57 reviewsI have used the NET Bible for scholarly study on a mobile platform for a few years now and have always loved the notes that are embedded (hypertext links) in the text rather than notes at the bottom of a chapter or on a side bar. To be able to have those critical helps in the NET 2.1 on my laptop when I am doing in depth commentary and research is wonderful!
I tiried out this book to see if the NIV Application Commentary was something for me and I am not dissapointed.
It is a very thorough, but also clearly written commentary in Hybrid Book form.. I chose Galations because I like to study that book and already have some knowledge about it, and reading the commentary I felt "at home" at what was said there.
I hope these series will become on sale so I can buy some more in the future.
Even by the author's definition this is NOT A TRANSLATION but is a paraphrase. but because of this I have found it easier to understand things that I have overlooked in many readings and it has caused me to go back to the KJV and validate.. very rarely has it been egregiously wrong. ( for instance, the attribution to talent being worth much less than it is in historical reality in Matthew's parables but that is easily remedied with discernment. ) I love to read ( or listen ) to this version in order to gain new insights!
It is great that the program has so many language Bibles and so much reference material and excellent Christian literature included. I love it!
i got it. thanks. God bless you
I was happy to get the NASB 2020 for my Word program. I especially appreciate the Hebrew and Greek words and their definitions that are included in this version. I use my Bible Word Program all the time and consider it indispensable for my Bible study.
The Word Books is an excellent resource for any Bible student. The interface is very user-friendly and logically arranged. The amount of resources along with how they are organized in each window make research a breeze. I have used other study software and the Word is by far the best I have used. God bless y'all for creating it for us.
I haven't received the software yet. I will be happy to give feedback when it comes.
Just a overall statement... In my experience the Elberfelder 2006 is the best German translation. Nonetheless it can be helpful to parallely consult with other translations. For the Old Testament I use Luther, Genfer, Schlachter, for the New Testament also Einheitsübersetzung.
so much study material all in one place ...... what a blessing !!
....in the beginning was TheWord .....what else does one need ?
I spend very little time in any other program ........TheWord has got it covered....
this software has literally replaced a plethora of printed reference books, dictionaries, lexicons and assorted Scripture translations on my desk.
What a great way to literally share The Word ....this will be passed on as a gift.
The NET Bible is a great translation for research. They have multiple translator notes throughout that give great insight into why a specific word was chosen. You will run into abbreviations, though, that are not explained anywhere, including in the info section for the Bible's module (such as (L&N 33.409) ), so you're on your own if you need to figure out what source they used for their reasoning. For most, this won't be a huge deal.
The translation also have contextual notes and study notes built in - more notes that most, if not any Bible module out there. If you turn off the notes (there can be many per chapter), it is a fairly smooth read as well. They've worked hard to have a combination of scholarly accuracy with explanation and readability. Well worth adding to your collection. I often find myself checking to see what the NET Bible has for various verses.
Note: Old Testament quotes are in bold by default and can not be turned off in theWord and the words of Jesus can not be made red, per the publisher's choice. There are no cross references with this translation, either (however, many references are included in the various footnotes, but by the way they are already in a popup, you can not hover over them to read the text of the reference). The Strong's numbers are quite beneficial due to the scholarly goals of this translation.
Again, a unique, accurate, and worthy translation to have. While the NET Bible is free online, having it in theWord is great for easy access and for those of us who do not have constant internet.
I can clear off of my desk at least fifeteen scriptural dictionaries, lexicons, bible translations etc.,
What an outstanding addition to my study materials ...... not truly an addition, it's actually a replacement.
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