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Bible Study Software

What’s right for you?

By David Alan Rech

Despite claims that the World Wide Web will make it as obsolete as vinyl records and 8-track tapes, CD-ROM technology still has a long and useful life ahead of it. This is especially true of CD-ROM programs for Bible study. These programs enable you to study various Bible translations, perform word searches (some in Greek and Hebrew), consult reference works and take notes as you go. Some programs allow you to update material by connecting to the Web, and most include Bible-related maps and photographs. CD-ROM software for Bible study has been available for several years, but thanks to […]

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Footnotes

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Macintosh users can contact Oaktree Software, who offer a Mac-based package: (877) 339–5855. We will review it in a future issue [see Strata, BAR 28:06].