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How to get e-Sword and e-Sword bibles
Dennis Vogel:
Get e-Sword at http://www.e-sword.net/ and click the "Download e-Sword" button.
After e-Sword is installed open it and click “Download” at the very top on the menu bar to get different bible versions.
Go here for more information on downloading different versions of the bible:
http://www.e-sword.net/training/download.viewlet/download_viewlet_swf.html
The Concordant Version is not in the list of available bible downloads but you can get it here (the download should start automatically).
http://www.eswordlibrary.com/bible-versions/concordant-literal-bible-version/
After you download the Concordant Version you'll need to copy and paste the file in the e-Sword folder which is usually located at "C:\Program Files (x86)\e-Sword" on a PC (sorry no idea on a Mac).
What versions do you think are best/mandatory?
Dave in Tenn:
Though not a bible version, the King James Concordance by Strong is mandatory.
There are also several bible-dictionaries that are helpful, with care.
One I picked up has been a worthwhile tool. It's nearly impossible to just sit and read most of the time, but it's a bible-study help in itself. That's the Apostolic Bible Polyglot, which is an English translation of the Septuagint (which is a Greek translation of the Hebrew Scripture made near the time of Jesus) along with a translation of the NT, both with Strong's Concordance numbers.
arion:
I don't know about mandatory but I have installed the Emphatic Diaglott, Rotherham, Concordant Literal Version and Young's Literal Version on my installation.
Dennis Vogel:
All I can find is the New Testament for the Emphatic Diaglott - Are both available?
arion:
I don't know Dennis. The one that I have is NT as well.
Doug
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