Yes Orange, I've only recently stumbled across it myself. I think in the future I might use it when I embark on studying a book of the bible. See for example this wordle on 1 Peter (I'm preaching on it this Sunday)
Hi Dev, I just used the "Paste in a bunch of text" box which is just above where it asks you about RSS feeds etc. I just copied the text across from bibleworks. Et Voila!
Jacky
hey glen, i've heard some stuff about this bibleworks programme. worth investing in?
Hi Jacky,
I really like bibleworks, but then (as with so many computer programs) I only use about 10% of its functionality 98% of the time. (And that 10% is available on free packages like e-sword or the online blue letter bible - just not as conveniently). Biblewrks can easily do some quite complicated searches and it means in one program you've got everything you need. (Unless you've got a Mac, in which case the word on the street is that Accordance is the one to go for). I think it's a very good tool of the trade and so worth getting, but perhaps others have other recommendations?
My only advice is, if you do get it, it's worth spending a good deal of time learning about all its functions (something I've yet to fully do). I often get the feeling with my bibleworks usage that I'm effectively only using the entry hall of a vast and beautiful palace. one day I'll explore the whole thing!
Otepoti
Reminds me of the English text of the Greek interlinear I look at sometimes. Only some of the words are sideways. You Anglicans - famed for lateral thinking!
Hey Glenn-
This is really coincidental because a friend of mine told me about wordle just this past Sunday. Pretty cool.
Have fun and stay busy - Luke 19:13
-The Orange Mailman
Yes Orange, I've only recently stumbled across it myself. I think in the future I might use it when I embark on studying a book of the bible. See for example this wordle on 1 Peter (I'm preaching on it this Sunday)
http://wordle.net/gallery/wrdl/52421/1_Peter
cool stuff
where do you get RSS feed of Bible books to put it through..
what an intriguing way of seeing the important topics at once!
Hi Dev, I just used the "Paste in a bunch of text" box which is just above where it asks you about RSS feeds etc. I just copied the text across from bibleworks. Et Voila!
hey glen, i've heard some stuff about this bibleworks programme. worth investing in?
Hi Jacky,
I really like bibleworks, but then (as with so many computer programs) I only use about 10% of its functionality 98% of the time. (And that 10% is available on free packages like e-sword or the online blue letter bible - just not as conveniently). Biblewrks can easily do some quite complicated searches and it means in one program you've got everything you need. (Unless you've got a Mac, in which case the word on the street is that Accordance is the one to go for). I think it's a very good tool of the trade and so worth getting, but perhaps others have other recommendations?
My only advice is, if you do get it, it's worth spending a good deal of time learning about all its functions (something I've yet to fully do). I often get the feeling with my bibleworks usage that I'm effectively only using the entry hall of a vast and beautiful palace. one day I'll explore the whole thing!
Reminds me of the English text of the Greek interlinear I look at sometimes. Only some of the words are sideways. You Anglicans - famed for lateral thinking!
Nga mihi no Aotearoa, greetings from New Zealand!
;-) Good to hear from you. What does that greeting mean Jacqui? And does Otepoti mean anything significant?
sorry, Jocelyn. Going senile!