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Monday, January 7th, 2008As readers of this blog probably know, in 2005 I embarked on an ill-fated voyage to create a native Mac version of my Bible software. I was unable to complete my quest and disappointed several of my users who had already switched to Mac and were hoping I would be able to give them SwordSearcher [...]
Of Populsim, Envy, and Identity
Sunday, January 6th, 2008The debate last night showed Edwards and Huckabee getting ready to try to win the presidency on typical class-warfare, envy politics. Edwards is the worst, but he’s only being honest about his goals where his Democrat counterparts are being quiet. But Huckabee isn’t much better. Both are running on the notion that the middle class [...]
SwordSearcher 5.2 Released
Thursday, October 18th, 2007A new version of SwordSearcher Bible Software is now available: version 5.2.
As I mentioned before, this new version adds “words of Christ in red letters” for the KJV, and also gives the ability to restrict a Bible search to just the words of Christ. The Deluxe study library also adds the following modules:
Morrish Bible Dictionary
Calvin’s [...]
Bible study spotlight: The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
Friday, September 21st, 2007The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge (TSK in SwordSearcher) is probably one of the most important Bible study aids ever published. Many Bibles have cross-references in their margins, but these are typically anemic. The TSK is like a Bible margin as wide as the Bible text column itself. I love this resource because it is all [...]
The Bible in Klingon?
Monday, September 3rd, 2007Shakespeare is best in the original Klingon, as every Star Trek fan knows. The Bible… not so much.
Joel Anderson has used a lexicon to “translate” the Bible into Klingon and compiled a SwordSearcher “Klingon Language Version.” Tranlsate is in quotes because as Joel says on his website, “It is useful for for entertainment value, not linguistic [...]

