Bible Works 7 Manual

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Scores of Bible translations, original-language

texts and major reference works.

A powerful search engine unsurpassed for speed and ease

of use.

Tightly-integrated resources that save time and allow you to work more efficiently.

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BibleWorks7 Serious tools for serious scholars

BibleWorks7 | The Standard Gets Even Better. 3} NewInsights.See Scripture in a whole new light.6} NewFeatures.Work more easily and intuitively.8} NewDatabases.Draw on a new wealth of information.11} FullContents.If you need something, chances are its here.16} EssentialWorks.Your reference library leaps off the shelf. 18} HowtoOrder.Begin your journey today.

ThebrochureforBibleWorks6describesthesoftwareasthePremierBiblicalExegesisTool.Theyarenotexaggerating.Inmyopinion,thereisnobettersoftwareprogramavailableforthedirectandindependentstudyoftheBiblicaltextsthemselves..} Professor Roy Ciampa, Director of the Th.M. program in Biblical Studies & Associate Professor of New Testament, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary


Power. Simplicity. Speed.Most pastors and teachers lament

that they dont have as much time as they would like to prepare sermons and Bible-study materials. But thousands of people all over the world have found that BibleWorks can help. The power, speed and simplicity of BibleWorks translate into more efficient and productive use of your time in the Word. This means deeper insight into the meaning of Scripture and better-fed sheep!

Focus.BibleWorks will not replace your

library, but it can replace the books that you use most often with an integrated system of resources focused on one thing determining the meaning of the Biblical text using the primary tools of every responsible exegete. Concordance searches, lexical entries, statistical analysis tools, grammars, morphological analysis summaries and primary reference works are only a mouse click away.

Ease of use.With a single click of the mouse on a

word in the original Greek or Hebrew, you can see lexical entries for the word in your favorite lexicons, a morphological analysis of the word, a list of all the places in your favorite reference works where the verse is cited, plus much more. And all this power is wrapped in a new interface that is both intuitive and fun to

use. If you get stuck, BibleWorks comes with extensive context-sensitive help, a complete set of study guides and four hours of new task-oriented videos.

Powerful tools.Most people buy Bible software so

they can perform searches on the Biblical text. This is one area where BibleWorks shines. Even complex searches often take less than a second. Basic searches are so simple that it is just a matter of double clicking on a word to see a list of every place it occurs. Or you can construct complex Boolean searches for phrases, parts of speech, morphological constructions and much more. You wont find a more powerful search engine anywhere at any price. And you wont find one that is easier to use.

Comprehensive resources.BibleWorks 7 contains all major

original language texts, plus every major English translation and a wealth of non-English translations, for a total of 115 major versions in 35 languages. It includes, without unlock codes, more than 30 major lexical and grammatical reference works and numerous dictionaries and related reference works.

A complete list is included later in this brochure, but before looking at the big picture, you might want to consider a few of the things that users are already doing with BibleWorks ...

See Scripture in a whole new light.The most important insights into the meaning of Scripture, the ones that are profound and life-changing, come at the end of a long process of dwelling on the meanings of individual words and comparing Scripture with Scripture. Computers will never change that. The process is the same for us as it was for Saint Augustine. But what computer software has done, and what BibleWorks does particularly well, is to shorten the amount of time spent on the leg work involved in comparing Scripture with Scripture. The time saved in looking up verses and lexical meanings can now be spent in actually thinking about the text and praying for guidance! This can result in some profound changes in the way you

study Scripture and how you teach it to others.

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Read the BibleWith so much power at your fingertips, it is easy to forget you can use BibleWorks for something

simple but very important: reading the Bible (in any of 112 versions).

Enrich your personal Bible studyMany people use BibleWorks to organize their own devotional time. It is just as important to understand

the Bible when you are on your knees as when you are in the pulpit!

Prepare a Sunday School lessonBibleWorks provides numerous tools to help you prepare basicBible studies. Bible verses,

dictionary articles and high resolution satellite maps of the Holy Land can be easily copied to any word processor for handout or personal study and preparation.

Prepare a book study or sermonBibleWorks is the perfect tool for preparing an expository series on a book of the Bible. With the

new BibleWorks editor you can maintain multiple sets of notes attached to verses or chapters.

Prepare a topical study or sermonFrom world class search capabilities to the new Key Word in Context (KWIC)

module and side-margin cross references, BibleWorks has the tools needed to trace the development of related concepts in Scripture.

Prepare an exegetical paperExegetical papers always begin with a detailed grammatical analysis of the verses under study.

The morphological databases, syntactical diagrams, grammars and lexicons in BibleWorks are essential tools that every exegete will want to use.

Perform textual criticismBibleWorks has an extensive and growing list of text-critical tools, from the standard Metzger

commentary to the Tischendorf apparatus to

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numerous add-on tools like the Swanson and CNTTS textual apparati.

Conduct Bible translation projectsTranslation projects require instant access to the best lexicons, grammars and morphological

databases available. That is what BibleWorks is all about. Translators will also appreciate the ability to compare their work with dozens of other translations.

Create a new reference workBibleWorks is the tool of choice for hundreds of scholars doing primary research on the Biblical text. They

appreciate the fact that BibleWorks is a focused tool without extraneous material that just gets in the way of serious research.

Teach in the classroomThe ability of BibleWorks to place as much useful information on a single screen as possible makes it

ideal for use in the classroom. Teachers will also appreciate the flashcards, study guides, paradigms, sound files and basic grammars.

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AlmosteverytimeIuseBibleWorksIamamazedatitsspeedandpower.AndeachtimeBibleWorksopenstheScripturesupalittlemoreforme,IamdeeplygratefultotheLORDforwhatistrulyanamazingtoolforstudyingtheBible.Thankyouforasuperbpieceofwork.}Stuart Robertson, Software Architect, Johannesburg, South Africa


Key Word in Context (KWIC) / Collocation Table ModuleFind recurring word usage patterns.

This new tool makes it easy to build key word in context lexicons and collocation tables for any word in any version. You will quickly uncover important phrases and word usage patterns often overlooked in standard searches.

Study GuidesUse the full power of BibleWorks.

New and experienced users will both appreciate the extensive set of task-oriented study guides that come with BibleWorks 7. Detailed instructions, complete with 4 hours of videos, will explain how to use BibleWorks to perform common tasks, like writing exegetical papers, searching Hebrew and Greek text and much more.

New User InterfaceThe new BibleWorks interface is more intuitive and easier to use.

The BibleWorks user interface has been redesigned to work the way you work. When you are researching a particular topic you normally progress from searching, to browsing, and, finally, to analysis of particular words. The new interface is laid out in this order so that your work flow is more natural and intuitive.

Support for Unicode Hebrew & GreekYou can now export Greek and Hebrew text in the formats you need.

BibleWorks now supports both Unicode and non-Unicode Greek and Hebrew. Exporting Unicode is as simple as dragging highlighted text from BibleWorks to your word processor. Standard SBL and SIL Unicode Greek and Hebrew fonts are also included in the package.

Easier and more intuitive.BibleWorks 7 has a new set of features designed to make it easier to use than ever. Finding a comfortable balance between power and ease of use is no easy task, but that was the goal that we set

before us when we started to work on this new release.

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Completely Rewritten EditorWord and WordPad compatible.

In response to requests from many users, we have completely rewritten the BibleWorks editor from the ground up. It now has full support for Unicode and produces files that are fully compatible with Microsoft Word and WordPad.

The new editor has an impressive list of features including full undo and redo, hypertext links, graphics inserts, RTL typing in Hebrew with left-wrapped text (Unicode only), a full array of text formatting options, a Unicode character input table, plus full integration with BibleWorks, and much more.

Satellite MapsLocate any Biblical site with the click of a mouse.

BibleWorks comes with a set of beautiful satellite maps that you have to see to believe! The collection includes a full set of editable site and terrain overlays for major locations in Israel and Egypt, along with detailed overhead and elevation data and a comprehensive list of archaeological sites. You can even create your own map views, select sites to display, annotate key locations and trace journeys or battle lines.

Improved Lexicon LinksFind the right lexical entry every time.

The tables that BibleWorks uses to bring up the right lexical entry when you place the mouse cursor over a Hebrew word have been carefully proofed and revised. This extensive revision resulted in nearly 50,000 corrections! All lexicons now have hypertext links for Scripture references and are also indexed so you can find all citations of a particular verse with the click of a mouse.

Theprogramisfastand,inthemajorityofareas,easytouse.WithBibleWorks,scholarscanworkwiththeBiblicaltextinwaystheycouldonlywistfullydreamof,ifevenimagine,inthepast.Itisapleasuretouse.}Professor Theresa L. Reeve, Assistant Professor of New Testament Theological Contexts, Seventh-Day Adventist Theological Seminary


Draw on a wealth of new information.Lexicons. Grammars. Original-language references. Bible versions and foreign-language translations. New databases in BibleWorks 7 offer comprehensive information and depth for your own study. All of these databases are included with BibleWorks 7 and do not require unlocking.

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Greek New Testament DiagramsRandy Leedy

This original work by Randy Leedy of Bob Jones University provides diagrams and explanatory notes for every verse in the New Testament. Includes free updates as new portions of the series are published.

ExclusivetoBibleWorks7Greek New Testament Diagrams is notavailable anywhere outside BibleWorks 7

Shorter Lexicon of the GreekNew Testament, 2nd EditionEdited by F. Wilbur Gingrich & Frederick William Danker

This one-volume digest provides easy access to reliable and brief definitions, interpretations of most variants and many of the conjugational and declensional forms that can frustrate readers of the New Testament. Gingrich and Dankers revision was created not only for experienced ministers and scholars, but also for students.

Textual Commentary on the GreekNew Testament, Second EditionBruce M. Metzger

In his commentary, Metzger explains why one alternate reading was chosen over others when translators for the United Bible Society prepared the Greek New Testament, Fourth Edition. Not only does his analysis provide a look at different interpretations, but it also helps illuminate the process and challenges of textual criticism.

A Greek-English Lexicon of theSeptuagint, Volumes 1 & 2J. Lust, E. Eynikel & K. Hauspie with the collaboration of G. Chamberlain

The first lexicon concentrating entirely on the Septuagint, this work occupies a pivotal place in modern exegetical study. Entries contain morphological tags.


IuseseveralbignameBiblesoftwareresourcesandhavefoundBibleWorkstobethebestandmostaccurate.ItiswithoutdoubttheonlysoftwareIhavefoundtobeinvaluabletowardtranslatingaBibletext.MayGodcontinuetoblessyourefforts.}Bill Wennell, Director of Biblical Truths for the Endtimes, Augusta, Kentucky

NET Bible, First Edition

An innovative translation by evangelicals who sought to represent the meaning of Biblical texts as accurately as possible, the NET Bible features about 60,000 notes on textual criticism, lexical issues and exegesis.

The CATSS/Tov Hebrew-GreekParallel Alignment Module

The Revised CATSS Hebrew/Greek Text (Tov-Polak, 2005) is a revision of the Parallel Aligned Text of the Greek and Hebrew Bible, edited by Emanuel Tov. The Hebrew text has been collated with the BHS text/morphology in BibleWorks and includes an updated version of the textual notes in the original alignment. This is an essential tool both for New and Old Testament studies.

A Concise Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon ofthe Old Testament: Based on the Lexical Workof Ludwig Koehler and Walter BaumgartnerW.L. Holladay, editor

By eliminating biographical references and specialized technical information, Holladay created an English, abridged version of Koehler and Baumgartners Lexicon in Veteris Testamenti Libros that all students need to translate Old Testament passages. Some reviewers have called this the best Hebrew reference tool available.

A Grammar of the Greek New Testament in the Light of Historical Research, 3rd edition A. T. Robertson

Robertsons grammar provides nearly 1500 pages of detailed notes for the advanced student and professor. In spite of more recent advances in the study of New Testament Greek, Robertson remains the advanced reference grammar by which all other New Testament Greek grammars are measured.

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Other new databases included in BibleWorks 7}Greek Apostolic Fathers

Gieniusz/BushellThis new resource contains the Greek

text of the Apostolic Fathers, with full morphological analysis by A. Gieniusz. Includes an English translation by Philip Schaff.

}TEXTKRITIK des Neuen Testaments Caspar Rene Gregory

A heavily-annotated bibliography of New Testament manuscripts up to the year 1909, including Tischendorf, Gregory and von Soden designations for the papyri, uncials, minuscules and lectionaries.

}Greek Enchiridion: A Concise Handbook of Grammar for Translation and Exegesis William G. MacDonald

A concise reference manual for ready to work at translation and exegesis, the Enchiridion summarizes Greek grammar and syntax.

}Old Testament Quotations in the New Testament

G.L. Archer & G.C. ChirichignoNew Testament verses quoting the

Old Testament are brought together with parallel Old Testament and Septuagint citations and commentary.

}Holman Christian Standard BibleA fresh rendering of Gods Word,

combining accuracy, contemporary English and a clear, reader-friendly style.

}Complete Jewish BibleThe only complete English version fully

Jewish in style and presentation, following the Hebrew order of the Tanakh and using original Hebrew proper names.

}Chinese, Korean, & Arabic Bibles

}Works of Philo (Greek Text and Morphology)

P. Borgen, K. Fuglseth & R. SkarstenThe Works of Philo are important

resources for word and background studies. Updates to the morphology may be downloaded for free as they become available.

}Targum UpdateThe Targums not available in the last

version are now provided in BibleWorks 7.

}Beginners Grammar of the Greek New Testament by William Hersey Davis

}Bible Afrikaans, 1953}Bulgarian, Croatian, & Turkish Bibles}Castilian Spanish version from Herder

Editorial, S.A., Barcelona}Charles, OT Pseudepigrapha}English Revised Version, 1881/1885}German Herder translation (Revised

Version 2005)}GODS WORD translation}Grammar of Septuagint Greek by F.C.

Conybeare & St. G. Stock}Greek New Testament Text of the Greek

Orthodox Church}James, NT Apocrypha}Metaglottisis modern Greek New

Testament translation, with footnotes}New Living Translation, Second Edition}New Testament Peshitta translations}Nueva Versin Internacional (NVI)}Polish Biblia Gdanska, 1632}Portuguese SBP Modern Language

Translation}Schlachter 2000 Bible}Svenska Folkbibeln}Swahili New Testament}Willibrordvertaling modern Dutch

translations, 1978 & 1995 editions

Greek & Hebrew Sound FilesProf. John Schwandt (Greek) & Dr. Jan Verbruggen (Hebrew)

Proper pronunciation is a critical part of learning any language. This is no less true of Greek and Hebrew than any modern language. With that in view the BibleWorks vocabulary module has been supplemented with sound files for all Greek words and the 2000 most frequently occurring Hebrew words. Sound files are also provided for common Greek and Hebrew paradigms.


If you need something, chances are its here.If you havent used BibleWorks, you may not realize all it offers. Though its easy to use for beginners, with many resources hidden from view until

you need them, a virtual reference library is available and waiting.

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Bible Translations}bibleworks.com/content/bibles/BibleWorks 7 includes 115 Bible translationsin 35 languages.

EnglishAmerican Standard Version, 1901Bible in Basic EnglishBishops Bible, 1595Complete Jewish BibleDarby VersionDouay-Rheims 1899 American EditionEnglish Revised Version, 1881/1885English Standard Version, 2007 updateGeneva Bible, 1599GODS WORD translationHolman Christian Standard BibleJewish Publication Society, 1917 & 1985 TanakhKing James Version, 1611/1769, with Strongs CodesNET Bible with notes and mapsNew American BibleNew American Standard Bible, 1977 & 1995, with codesNew Jerusalem BibleNew King James VersionNew International VersionNew Living Translation, 2nd EditionNew Revised Standard Version with Apocrypha

New Testament Peshitta Translations by Etheridge (1849), Lewis (1896), Magiera (2005), Murdock (1851), and Norton (1881)

Revised Standard Version with ApocryphaTyndale New Testament, 1934Websters 1833, with Strongs CodesYoungs Literal Translation

GermanEinheitsbersetzung-KBA, 1980Elberfelder, Revised, 1993Elberfelder, Unrevised, 1905 (Darby)German Herder Translation (Revised Version 2005)LutherBibel, 1984LutherBibel, 1912, with Strongs CodesMnchener New Testament, 1998, with codesSchlachter 1951Schlachter 2000

FrenchFrench Bible en franais courant, 1997French Jerusalem BibleFrench Traduction cumnique de la Bible, 1988Haitian CreoleLouis Segond, 1910, with Strongs CodesNouvelle dition de Genve, with Strongs CodesVersion Darby


SpanishCastilian La Biblia (Herder)La Biblia de Las Americas, NASBNueva Versin Internacional (NVI)Reina ValeraReina Valera ActualizadaReina Valera Revised, 1960Reina Valera Update, 1995

Other languagesAfrikaans, Albanian, Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Swahili, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese

Original Language Texts}bibleworks.com/content/texts/Aletti/Gieniusz/Bushell Morphologically

Analyzed Greek New TestamentAletti/Gieniusz/Bushell/CATSS

Morphologically Analyzed Septuagint Apostolic Fathers (English; Latin; and Greek

with tags by Gieniusz/Bushell)BHS Hebrew Text, Fourth Corrected Edition,

with full accenting & full vowel pointingBrentons Septuagint English Translation,

without Deutero-canonical sectionComplete Works of Flavius Josephus, parsed

and lemmatized, with the 1828 Whiston English translation

Fribergs 1999 Morphologically Analyzed Greek New Testament Lemmas

Groves-Wheeler Westminster Hebrew Old Testament Morphology database, version 4.4

Latin Vulgate (Weber Edition)Nestle-Aland 27th Edition/UBS Fourth Edition

Greek New Testament Rahlfs Septuagint, with Apocrypha & variantsRobinson-Pierpont Greek New Testament

(Byzantine Textform 2005) with Morphological Analysis

Scriveners Greek New Testament (Textus Receptus), with Morphological Analysis

Stephanus Greek New Testament (Textus Receptus), with Morphological Analysis

The Aramaic New Testament (Peshitta), with the James Murdock English translation

The Targumim, parsed, lemmatized and tied to entries in the Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon

Tischendorf Greek New Testament, with Critical Apparatus

Transliterated BHS Hebrew Old TestamentVon Soden Greek New TestamentWestcott and Hort Greek New Testament, with

Morphological AnalysisWorks of Philo (Greek Text & Morphology)

BibleWorksstaysopenside-by-sidemysermonmanuscriptfromstarttofinish.Inadayandagewhenrealexpositionalpreachingissadlyscarce,BibleWorksmayproveaboontoministersseekingtobefaithfultotheseriousandhardworkofbeingservantsoftheWordofGod.}J. Ligon Duncan, Ph.D., Senior Minister of First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi, & Adjunct Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary


Lexical-Grammatical References}bibleworks.com/content/lexicons/A Concise Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the

Old Testament: Based on the Lexical Work of Ludwig Koehler and Walter Baumgartner (Holladay)

A Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint, Volumes 1 & 2 (Lust, Eynikel & Hauspie, with Chamberlain)

Basic Hebrew for Bible Study (Futato)Beginners Grammar of the Greek New

Testament (Davis)Brown-Driver-Briggs Unabridged Hebrew-

English LexiconCATSS/Tov Hebrew-Greek Parallel Aligned

TextFribergs Analytical Lexicon of the Greek New

Testament, Complete 2000 editionGesenius Hebrew GrammarGrammar of Septuagint Greek (Conybeare &

Stock)A Grammar of the Greek New Testament in

the Light of Historical Research, 3rd edition (Robertson)

Greek and Hebrew paradigm chartsGreek Enchiridion: A Concise Handbook of

Grammar and Exegesis (MacDonald)Greek New Testament Diagrams (Leedy)Liddell-Scott Greek Lexicon, AbridgedLouw-Nida Greek New Testament Lexicon

based on Semantic Domains, Second EditionMoods and Tenses of New Testament Greek

(Burton)The Shorter Lexicon of the Greek New

Testament, Revised Edition (Gingrich/Danker)

The Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament (Harris, Archer & Waltke)

UBS Greek-English Concise Dictionary of the New Testament (Barclay M. Newman)

Unabridged Brown-Driver-Briggs-Gesenius Hebrew-English Lexicon, 1905

Unabridged Thayer Greek LexiconWigrams Tense, Voice, Mood codes for some

English, German, Dutch, French and Russian Bibles

Other Reference Works}bibleworks.com/content/references/A.T. Robertsons Word Pictures in the Greek

New TestamentBible Timeline: Church and Secular HistoryCharles, OT Pseudepigrapha English

TranslationEastons Bible DictionaryFaussett Bible DictionaryGreek & Hebrew Sound Files

InmyjudgmentBibleWorks6strikesthehappybalanceofencouragingpeopletobuildlibrariesofactualbookswhilemakingavailableresourcesthatareeitherextremelyexpensiveandhardtofindorgenerallyinaccessibleoutsidearesearchlibrary.}James M. Hamilton Jr., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Houston Place Campus


International Standard Bible EncyclopediaJames, NT Apocrypha English Translation Matthew Henrys CommentaryMetzgers Bible OutlineNaves Topical IndexOld Testament Quotations in the New

Testament (Archer & Chirichigno)Synopsis of the GospelsTEXTKRITIK des Neuen Testaments

(Gregory)Textual Commentary on the Greek New

Testament, Second Edition (Metzger)Treasury of Scripture KnowledgeWestminster Confession and Catechisms

Optional Add-On Modules}bibleworks.com/content/modules/The resources below can be unlockedfor an additional fee.

Biblical Greek (Zerwick)Beginning Biblical Hebrew (Futato)CNTTS Critical ApparatusExegetical Dictionary of the New Testament

(Balz & Schneider)A Grammar of Biblical Hebrew, Revised

(Joon-Muraoka)Grammar of Palestinian Jewish Aramaic

(Stevenson)Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics: An

Exegetical Syntax of the New Testament (Wallace)

Greek Grammar of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature (Blass, Debrunner & Funk)

A Greek-English Lexicon, 9th Revised Edition (Liddell, Scott, Jones & McKenzie)

Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature, 3rd Edition (Bauer, Danker, Arndt & Gingrich)

Griechisch-deutsches Taschenwrterbuch zum Neuen Testament, 8th Edition (Preuschen)

An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Syntax (Waltke & OConnor)

Practical Grammar for Classical Hebrew (Weingreen)

Primer of Biblical Greek (Croy) Qumran Sectarian ManuscriptsThe Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old

Testament (HALOT) (Koehler, Baumgartner & Stamm)

The Text of the Earliest New Testament Greek Manuscripts (Comfort & Barrett)

Theological Dictionary of the New Testament, Abridged (Kittel, Friedrich & Bromiley)

Vocabulary of the Greek New Testament (Moulton & Milligan)

Allinall,IamveryimpressedwithBibleWorks6andcanwholeheartedlyandunreservedlyrecommendittoanyone,atanylevelandfromanypointofview,interestedinabetterunderstandingoftheBible.}Professor Carrado Martone, Assistant Professor of Hebrew Language and Literature, University of Turin


Program Features}bibleworks.com/content/features/A wide range of Greek and Hebrew fonts are

provided, both Unicode and non-Unicode.Analysis window shows related lexical and

grammatical references for a word or verse as the cursor moves over text.

Bible texts, dictionaries and lexicons are fully searchable, with many search options.

Comparison tools highlight differences between Bible versions.

Complete lemmatization and parsing is provided for Greek New Testament, Septuagint and Hebrew Old Testament.

Completely rewritten editor supports Unicode and has a wide range of new editing features.

Custom lexicons can be created, based on words in a particular passage.

Diagramming module enables users to construct diagrams of any text.

Drag & Drop is supported between BibleWorks and many word processors.

Editable timelines of church and secular history provide a historical perspective.

Front matter now provided in all lexicons and reference works.

Hebrew and Greek vocabulary flashcards are available in print, electronic and audio formats.

Highlighted text and search results can be saved in multiple sets.

Link manager handles your own links to Internet resources and other Bible software.

Mouse pop-ups show verse text for each resource.

Multiple copies of BibleWorks may be opened for convenience.

Multiple views show Bible versions in parallel columns, vertical comparative lines or full context.

Parallel-Aligned Hebrew and Greek text makes it easy to find Hebrew and Greek equivalents.

Parsing, lexical information and cross-references are displayed when cursor moves over tagged Bible text.

Popup list of morphology codes opens as you enter morphological codes.

Popup window, with word definition and parsing, is displayed when mouse is held over Greek and Hebrew words.

Report generator compiles and prints lexical information, morphological analysis, multiple Bible versions, word frequencies and more.

Satellite maps can be customized with locations, sites and other notes.

Search queries and results can be saved and reused.

Searches can be very broad or limited to selected verses or books.

Sets of favorite Bible versions can be created, saved and searched.

Statistics utility allows you to plot, compare and export graphs of search results.

Synopsis window shows editable parallel gospel accounts.

Text can be exported to Unicode Hebrew and Greek.

Verses, chapters, books or entire Bible versions can be exported to ASCII text, RTF and CCAT formats.

Word list utility can generate word frequency lists for any range of verses.

Your own chapter or verse notes load automatically each time you view a verse.

Your own Bible versions can be created, saved, searched and integrated into BibleWorks.

System Requirements}Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista}Internet Explorer version 6, SP1}Minimum of 64 MB RAM}Minimum of 600 MB to a maximum of 5.5 GB hard drive space}1024x768 screen for videos}Sound card}CD drive}Internet connection for updates}Macintosh users may operate BibleWorks 7

using a Windows emulator

Ilove[BibleWorks]speed;itscompatibilitywithWord;itscomprehensivenessinGreekandHebrew;itsimmediate,simultaneousGreekandHebrewdictionaryfeature;itsinclusionofalltheEnglishversionsplusmanyforeignlanguageones;itsinclusionoftheWestminsterStandardssothatwordsearchesarepossibleintheConfessionandtheCatechism,etc.,etc.Itisverypowerfulandwortheverypenny.}John Piper, Preaching Pastor, Bethlehem Baptist Church, Desiring God Ministries, Minneapolis, Minnesota


Critical reference materials at your fingertips ...It might be more accurate to say at your mouse cursor. Imagine never having to look up another word in a printed lexicon! Imagine key lexical entries or grammatical references appearing automatically as you move your mouse cursor! The resources below can be unlocked for an additional fee.

Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testamentand Other Early Christian Literature (BDAG)Walter Bauer, Frederick William Danker, William Arndt & Wilbur Gingrich

The extensively-revised BDAG lexicon is the standard Greek lexicon used by New Testament scholars, students and pastors. }$125, unabridged 3rd edition; $197 with HALOT.

The Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament (HALOT)Ludwig Koehler, Walter Baumgartner & Johann Jakob Stamm

An essential lexicon combining thoroughness with accessibility. The Expository Times calls it essential for all students of Hebrew. }$159 unabridged; $197 with BDAG.

CNTTS Critical ApparatusCovering the New Testament with 50 or more witnesses for the text. Includes free updates as new portions are published. }$100, NewforBibleWorks7

A Grammar of Biblical Hebrew, 2006 Revised EditionPaul Joon, S.J. & T. Muraoka

One of the top standard Hebrew references. }$75, NewforBibleWorks7

New Testament Peshitta CollectionFeatures a new translation by Janet Magiera, plus glosses, notes, and a new lexicon. }$29, NewforBibleWorks7

Qumran Sectarian ManuscriptsMartin Abegg

This morphologically-searchable Hebrew text sheds light on the meaning of Hebrew words and illustrates ancient Jewish beliefs. }$80

Exegetical Dictionary of the New TestamentHorst Balz & Gerhard Schneider

Landmark work provides a guide to word usage, in-depth explanation of significant words and a grouping of words related by root and meaning. }$119, NewforBibleWorks7

Greek Grammar of the New Testamentand Other Early Christian LiteratureFriedrich Blass, Albert Debrunner & Robert W. Funk

Considered by many to be the standard Greek grammar, this volume places Biblical language in the cultural context of Hellenistic Greek and classical norms. }$55, NewforBibleWorks7

The Text of the Earliest New Testament Greek ManuscriptsPhilip W. Comfort & David P. Barrett

Texts of all the earliest New Testament Greek manuscripts found to date are provided with accuracy and superb documentation. }$30, NewforBibleWorks7

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A Primer of Biblical GreekN. Clayton Croy

A solid introduction used extensively in colleges and seminaries. }$13, NewforBibleWorks7

Beginning Biblical Hebrew, 2nd PrintingMark Futato

Widely respected for its concise, clear and well-constructed presentation. }$25

Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (Abridged)Gerhard Kittel & Gerhard Friedrich, editors, abridged by Geoffrey W. Bromiley

The one-volume edition of the classic theological dictionary focuses on Biblical usage and makes New Testament insights more accessible. }$59, NewforBibleWorks7

A Greek-English Lexicon, 9th Revised EditionHenry George Liddell, Robert Scott, Henry Stuart Jones & Robert McKenzie

The most comprehensive and up-to-date dictionary of classical Greek provides invaluable help for word studies. }$135, NewforBibleWorks7

Vocabulary of the Greek New TestamentJames H. Moulton & George Milligan

Reprinted many times, Vocabulary of the Greek New Testament provides the background of words, based largely on ancient Greek papyri of the period. }$24.99, NewforBibleWorks7

Griechisch-deutsches Taschenwrterbuch zum Neuen Testament, 8th EditionErwin Preuschen

A basic German-Greek lexicon to assist German BibleWorks users. }$19, NewforBibleWorks7

Grammar of Palestinian Jewish AramaicWilliam Barron Stevenson

An important resource for New Testament and Talmudic studies giving a traditional introduction to the language. }$19.95, NewforBibleWorks7

Greek Grammar Beyond the BasicsDaniel B. Wallace

Wallace integrates the technical requirements for proper Greek interpretation with the interest and needs of Bible students, linking syntax and exegesis of the New Testament. }$30

An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Syntax, 2nd PrintingBruce Waltke & M. OConnor

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