If you have a PC and want to dive deep into the Scriptures, you’ll likely come across Bibleworks Bible Study software. It’s a robust package that aims to help you with Biblical exegesis work. There are tons of bells and whistles to keep you occupied when doing research about any verse, passage or chunk of the Bible.
I’m happy to have gotten my hands on a copy of Bibleworks 8, their latest version to try out.
CALLING ALL BIBLEWORKS 8 USERS: If you’re already a BW8 user, would you share either (or both) of two things with me in the comments below?
1) What’s your MOST used function or features of Bibleworks?
2) What’s the one thing you wish BibleWorks would have or change to make your life easier?
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3 Responses for "The Late, Great, Bibleworks 8"
I'm a newbie with Bibleworks. So far, the feature I like the best is the copy and click to search feature. This makes it exteremely easy to find an exact match to the Greek or English or Hebrew word or phrase in other passages of Scripture. With the BGT Bible version (the Greek LXX OT and NA27 NT), it will find matches in the Apocrypha as well. This makes word study more powerful and simpler. It also makes it accessible to a wider base of people less trained in biblical languages.
This is ohxjulie from twitter. I'm just getting into BibleWorks at seminary, so I haven't explored the full depths of what it can do yet, but the Lemma search is great. I love being able to find where else a word is used in the Bible…it really helps you see the parallels that exist, especially in the Gospels, with which I'm currently working. I also love the BibleWorks map options. That really helps with seeing the context for the text.
You may consider contacting the author of http://bibleandtech.blogspot.com/. It's my Greek & Gospels professor, and his passion is the Bible and technology, so he is very well-versed in BibleWorks.
[...] yes, much of this type of content is available in Bible study software packages like Logos, Bibleworks and Accordance. It’s just that I find most people still are not in the habit of thinking [...]
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