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1 | Names | Description | Category |
2 | Acts (McGarvey) | This commentary continues the work of J. W. McGarvey in the Fourfold Gospel Commentary. | Commentaries |
3 | Barnes' Notes (NT) | Albert Barnes' commentary on the New Testament was originally intended to give Sunday School teachers an accessible explanation of the passages they would be teaching. | Commentaries |
4 | BK Commentary | The Bible Knowledge Commentary by Roy B. Zuck, John F. Walvoord offers help from expert scholars in understanding the Scriptures. * What does that verse mean? * How should I interpret this passage? What is the significance of this word or phrase in Hebrew or Aramaic? * How do Bible-time customs help me understand the meaning of this passage? * How does the information on the author, historical background, and features of a Bible book help interpret that book? The Bible Knowledge Commentary answers these and other questions about the Scriptures, discussing all the Bible verse by verse and often phrase by phrase. In addition, maps, charts, and diagrams help you grasp the meanings of the biblical text. Unlike most others this commentary is by authors from one school - Dallas Theological Seminary. The Bible Knowledge Commentary - popular in style and scholarly in content - will deepen your understanding of God's written Word. The Bible Knowledge Commentary will be welcomed by a wide spectrum of Bible students, from the beginner, who will find it easy to understand and easy to use, to the advanced, who will find it consistently thorough and reliable. The readable style, combined with careful scholarship, make this a Bible study aid I and others will add to our "most-used" shelf of books. At last...a commentary we can all believe in. Sunday school teachers and many others at our church will find The Bible Knowledge Commentary extremely helpful. | Commentaries |
5 | Calvin | John Calvin's comprehensive comments on the Bible. All the commentaries written by Calvin are now included in this module, although he did not cover the historical books or Revelation. | Commentaries |
6 | Catena Aurea | The first two volumes (Matthew and Mark) of the 15th century compilation by Thomas Aquinas of commentaries on the gospels collected from the writings of the Church Fathers. | Commentaries |
7 | Clarke's Commentary | Wesleyan theologian Adam Clarke's classic commentary on the Bible has long been recognized for its thorough scholarship. | Commentaries |
8 | Cross References | This tool is designed to give you the broadest possible selection of cross-references for nearly every verse of the Bible. | Commentaries |
9 | Daily Homily | A series of daily meditations by F.B. Meyer, covering each chapter of the Bible from Genesis through Psalms, and the entire New Testament. | Commentaries |
10 | Ephesians (Hodge) | Princeton Professor Charles Hodge's in depth commentary of the book of Ephesians. | Commentaries |
11 | ESV Crossrefs | Two modules with translators notes and crossreferences are included with the ESV and ESVS Group. | Commentaries |
12 | Fourfold Gospel | This work by J. W. McGarvey and P. Y. Pendleton presents a harmony of all four gospels with the comments interposed with the Biblical text. | Commentaries |
13 | Galatians (Luther) | Martin Luther is said to have liked his commentary on Galatians better than any other book he had written. And no wonder: the book of Galatians was central to his understanding of the gospel. | Commentaries |
14 | Gospels (Lightfoot) | John Lightfoot was a noted English clergyman in the 17th century, and a Westminster divine. His commentary relates medieval rabbinic tradition to the New Testament to reveal the historical and cultural background of the biblical text. | Commentaries |
15 | Greek Parsing | This comprehensive exegetical tool lists every word of the King James Bible, along with its Strong’s number, the Greek word it translates, the dictionary form of that Greek word, and its parsing information. | Commentaries |
16 | Henry | An abridgement of Matthew Henry's comments on the whole Bible. | Commentaries |
17 | Henry Commentary | The complete and unabridged classic commentary by Matthew Henry. For 300 years Henry's commentary on the Bible has been a favorite of teachers, preachers, and laypeople. His rich exposition and useful applications are perfect for devotional reading and sermon help. | Commentaries |
18 | James (Manton) | A commentary on the book of James by puritan divine Thomas Manton. | Commentaries |
19 | JFB | A critical and explanatory commentary on the whole Bible, by Robert Jamieson, A. R. Fausset and David Brown, published in 1871. | Commentaries |
20 | John (Johnson) | Written by B. W. Johnson, this commentary on the book of John is scholarly in its treatment, yet written for a lay audience in non-technical language. | Commentaries |
21 | Keil & Delitzsch | This classic commentary by renowned scholars C. F. Keil and F. Delitzsch examines historical and literary aspects of the biblical text. Often viewed as a standard of conservative OT interpretation, these are thorough (and sometimes technical) commentaries of each OT book. Reprinted 1996. | Commentaries |
22 | Life App Study Bible | One of today's top-selling study Bibles, the Life Application Study Bible's notes help explain God's Word and challenge readers to apply the truth of Scripture to life. In addition, personality profiles highlight over 100 important Bible characters, and book introductions provide vital statistics, overview, and timeline to help readers understand the message of each book. From Tyndale House Publishers. | Commentaries |
23 | Maclaren's Expositions | Alexander Maclaren's Expositions of Holy Scripture, covering Genesis through 2 Corinthians. | Commentaries |
24 | Mark (Chadwick) | This commentary on the Gospel of Mark was published in 1896 as part of the Expositor's Bible series. It is notable for its warmth and devotional emphasis. | Commentaries |
25 | NAS Notes | This large module includes the complete cross references and margin notes. It is also compatible with the NASB, and could be used with the LBLA or indeed any other Bible text. | Commentaries |
26 | NAS95S Notes | Includes the complete cross references and margin notes for the New American Standard Bible Update in 1995. | Commentaries |
27 | NET Notes | Now updated to the First Edition, this companion to the NET Bible includes 60,932 notes. The extensive translators notes, text critical notes which conform to the NA27 apparatus, map notes with satellite maps, and study notes form a large module equivalent to a study Bible which reflects the best modern scholarship. | Commentaries |
28 | NIBC | The complete 18-volume set of New Testament volumes edited by Ward W. Gasque. This commentary series offers the best of contemporary scholarship in a format that both general readers and serious students can use with profit. The aim of the series is to provide reliable guides to the books of the Bible presented in a style that does not require formal theological education to understand. Based on the widely used New International Version translation, each volume in the NIBC presents an introductory chapter detailing the background of the book, its audiences, its authorship, its important themes, and other helpful information. | Commentaries |
29 | Outlines | A literary outline of all 66 books of the Bible. | Commentaries |
30 | People's NT | A major two volume commentary by B. W. Johnson intended for the "common reader" rather than the scholars, this work covers the entire New Testament in detail. | Commentaries |
31 | Proverbs (Spurgeon) | Sermons on Proverbs by Charles Spurgeon. | Commentaries |
32 | Psalms (Spurgeon) | Charles Spurgeon's massive work provides verse-by-verse exposition of the Psalms, along with insights from other commentators and theologians, as well as Spurgeon's "hints to preachers." | Commentaries |
33 | Ryrie | This tool includes the study notes and illustrations for the popular Study Bible by Dr. Charles C. Ryrie. | Commentaries |
34 | Verbs-Hebrew | This module gives a basic analysis of each verb in the Hebrew Bible, with the Strong's number and the KJV translation. | Commentaries |
35 | Vincent-Word Studies | Marvin Vincent's verse-by-verse commentary on the meaning, derivation, and uses of significant Greek words. | Commentaries |
36 | Wesley's Notes | John Wesley's Explanatory Notes on the Whole Bible. | Commentaries |
37 | Word Pictures | Robertson's Word Pictures provides verse-by-verse commentary on the New Testament, with an emphasis on "pictorial nuances implicit in the Greek but often lost in translation." | Commentaries |
38 | Christian Biography | Henry Wace's dictionary of major figures and sects in the history of the church through the 6th century A.D. | Dictionaries |
39 | Easton | A nineteenth century dictionary of words found in the King James Version, Easton's offers helpful insights into the background of the Bible | Dictionaries |
40 | Gathered Gold | A treasury of quotations for Christians' compiled by John Blanchard and originally published in three volumes now includes 16,000 quotations under about 600 headings. This treasury for pastors and teachers, long popular in the UK, is now available in Accordance. The quotations from Christian writers span the centuries from the early Church to the present day. Whether you need to find a fresh quotation to illustrate your teaching, or a nugget of truth to pass on to your children, this module will delight you each time you browse or search it. | Dictionaries |
41 | Holman Dictionary | The 2003 illustrated edition of the popular Holman Bible Dictionary is designed both for those who need information quickly and those who want in depth treatments of hundreds of topics. Each entry begins with a brief definition of the word followed by more detailed information. Features include more than 700 full-color photographs, maps, and charts; unique scale drawings and reconstructions of biblical places and objects based on careful archaeological research; and over 60 new, full-color maps. | Dictionaries |
42 | Hymn Writers | This dictionary gives brief biographical sketches for more than 300 hymn writers. | Dictionaries |
43 | ISBE | Almost 10,000 entries in the illustrated encyclopedia cover every significant Bible subject, person, and place, along with the major doctrines of the Bible and the important details of Bible history, biography, customs, literature, art, and more. Written by a team of over 200 internationally-distinguished scholars and edited by James Orr, published in 1915. | Dictionaries |
44 | KJV Dictionary | A dictionary of obscure and archaic words used in the King James translation of the Bible. | Dictionaries |
45 | Names | A dictionary of the meaning of Bible names updated for spellings used in modern Bible translations. This tool was originally based upon Hitchcock's New and Complete Analysis of the Holy Bible. | Dictionaries |
46 | Nave's | The best known and most comprehensive topical Bible available. | Dictionaries |
47 | Quotations | A collection of religious and secular quotations arranged by topic. | Dictionaries |
48 | Read Me-Modules | This module collated the Read Me files for several Accordance modules and provides important information on sources and usage. | Dictionaries |
49 | Renn-Bible Words | The Expository Dictionary of Bible Words gives you the fruits of a working knowledge Hebrew and Greek without the years of language study. Each article is divided into two sections: Old Testament (Hebrew) words and New Testament (Greek) words with an entry for the Hebrew or Greek word along with its transliteration, translation, range of meaning(s), and comments on its use in different biblical contexts. The "Additional Notes" to articles throughout the volume provide valuable information on the connections between Old and New Testament words and themes. | Dictionaries |
50 | Smith's Dictionary | This classic Bible dictionary contains more than 4500 detailed articles on Biblical persons, places, terms, and concepts. | Dictionaries |
51 | Topical Textbook | A wonderful resource for exploring the Bible by topic, this book contains extensive links to Bible passages on a multitude of subjects, with an introduction by R. A. Torrey. | Dictionaries |
52 | Webster | The 1913 edition of Webster's comprehensive dictionary of the English language. | Dictionaries |
53 | ASV | Published in 1901, the ASV has a very literal translation style and was one of the first major updates of the the King James Version for the American reader. The ASV uses "Jehovah" as the divine name in the OT. | English Bibles |
54 | BBE | Published in 1965, this translation of the Bible uses "Basic English", a simple form of the English language with a vocabulary of fewer than 1000 words. Separate Introduction. | English Bibles |
55 | BISHOP | A 1568 revision of the Great Bible which, unlike the Geneva Bible, received the official endorsement of the Church of England. The Bishop's Bible was an important precursor to the King James Version. | English Bibles |
56 | DOUAY | A Roman Catholic translation of the Bible into English. The New Testament was published at Rheims in 1582, while the Old Testament was published in 1610 at Douay. | English Bibles |
57 | DRBY | A translation by John Nelson Darby, one of the early leaders in the Brethren Assembly movement. First published in 1890. | English Bibles |
58 | ESVS | This eagerly awaited new translation published by Crossway stands in the classic stream of Bible translations, KJV, ASV, and RSV,and is based on the 1971 RSV. As an essentially literal translation, the ESV seeks to capture the precise meaning of the original text and carry over the full range of meaning. Strong's numbers have been added throughout the text. The module also includes poetic formatting and red letter (optional) as well as the Translators' Notes, Introductions, and Cross References. | English Bibles |
59 | GENEVA | Developed by Protestant English exiles in Geneva and published in 1560, the Geneva Bible was an important precursor to the King James Version. Because of its use of the word "breeches" in Genesis 3:7, it also became known as the "Breeches Bible." | English Bibles |
60 | HCSB | The Holman CSB was commissioned by Broadman & Holman Publishers (B&H) and is the first all-new Bible translation from a major publisher in over 25 years. An international team of 100 scholars and English stylists representing more than 20 different Protestant denominations worked together from the original biblical languages of Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic to arrive at the most accurate and readable modern English translation available today. | English Bibles |
61 | KJVS | The classic English translation authorized by King James I of England, the King James is known for its majesty of style and poetic rhythms. The text includes Strong's numbers which link the English word in its context with the dictionary form of the original Hebrew or Greek word. The Apocrypha is included as a separate module. Now includes red letters for the words of Christ. | English Bibles |
62 | NAS95S | This is the new edition of the NASB which was published in 1995. This edition uses "You" and "Your" instead of "Thy", "Thee", and "Thou". The words which are not in the original language are in italics. Styling of poetry and small caps is supported. The text includes Strong's numbers which link the English word in its context with the dictionary form of the original Hebrew or Greek word. | English Bibles |
63 | NASB | This is an evangelical Protestant translation of the Bible that follows a more formal equivalence theory of translation. The resulting literal translation is designed to adhere as closely as possible to the wording and grammatical structure of the original Greek and Hebrew, while maintaining a readable English style. Copyright 1960-1988. | English Bibles |
64 | NET | From Biblical Studies Press, L.L.C.Copyright © 2005 The New English Translation™, also known as the NET Bible, is a completely new translation of the Bible, not a revision or an update of a previous English version. It was completed by more than twenty biblical scholars who worked directly from the best currently available Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts. These scholars teach biblical exegesis in seminaries and graduate schools. Further, the original translator for each book was chosen in every instance because of his or her work in that particular book—often extending over several decades. Many of the translators have participated in other translation projects as well. They have been assisted by doctoral students and advised by style consultants and SIL field translators. Hence, the notes alone are the fruit of hundreds of thousands of hours of biblical and linguistic research. | English Bibles |
65 | NLT-SE | The second edition of the NLT represents a major revision along the following lines: more consistency of word translation, more concise translation instead of paraphrase of difficult phrases, repeated words included to reflect the original, and poetic sections treated as poetry. The resulting translation is still easy for the modern reader to follow, but also accurate and faithful to the words of the original. | English Bibles |
66 | WEB | A modern language update to the American Standard Version, complete with translation notes, poetic formatting, and red letters for words attributed to Christ. | English Bibles |
67 | WEBSTR | Noah Webster's 1833 update to the King James Bible. | English Bibles |
68 | WEYMTH | "The New Testament in Modern Speech" (1903) by R. F. Weymouth. | English Bibles |
69 | YNG | A very literal translation from the nineteenth century by Dr. Robert Young, the compiler of the Analytical Concordance of the Holy Bible. | English Bibles |
70 | AFL-E | A collection of early Christian writings including First and Second Clement, the Epistles of Ignatius, the Martyrdom of Polycarp, the Didache, the Epistle of Barnabas, the Shepherd of Hermas, and the Epistle to Diognetus. | English Text |
71 | Alexander-Ethics | A handbook of Christian ethics, Christianity and Ethics by Alexander B. D. Alexander presents a brief but comprehensive view of the Christian conception of the moral life. | General Tool |
72 | American Christianity | American history is intimately tied to the history of its churches. This volume by Leonard Woolsey Bacon explores that history from its historical antecedents in Europe to the aftermath of the Civil War. | General Tool |
73 | Athanasius | Written by the fourth-century father who took an uncompromising stand against the Arian heresy, this treatise explores the necessity and significance of Christ's incarnation. | General Tool |
74 | Babylonian Religion | A detailed exposition of the deities and religious practices of the ancient Assyrians and Babylonians. | General Tool |
75 | Baxter | Puritan divine Richard Baxter's Saints' Everlasting Rest, Reformed Pastor, Call to the Unconverted, and Causes and Dangers of Slighting Christ and His Gospel. | General Tool |
76 | Beginning in Mark | An Introductory Bible study of the first chapter of Mark, designed to expose the user to a wide range of Accordance features. | General Tool |
77 | Berkhof-Doctrine | Renowned Dutch theologian Louis Berkhof's Summary of Christian Doctrine presents a brief and easily understandable outline of theological concepts. | General Tool |
78 | Berkhof-NT Intro | Louis Berkhof's scholarly introduction to the books of the New Testament, dealing with such issues as authorship, canonicity, composition, etc. | General Tool |
79 | Bible History OT | Alfred Edersheim's Bible History Old Testament provides a detailed overview of Old Testament redemptive history. | General Tool |
80 | Bible Study Guide | Intended for the layman, this handbook "gives a brief summary of facts regarding the making and the purpose of the Bible; its chief divisions; short sketches of the various books, serving as introductions to their study; and various other material of an interesting and helpful sort to the reader and student of the Bible." | General Tool |
81 | Bird's Eye View | A survey course of the books of the Bible, designed to be used in Sunday Schools and adult education. Includes a User Tool Workbook for recording answers to study questions. | General Tool |
82 | Boettner-Predestination | Loraine Boettner provides one of the clearest explanations of the Reformed doctrine of Predestination ever written. | General Tool |
83 | Bonar | Written by a great Scottish preacher of the nineteenth century, God's Way of Peace is a valuable treatise on the way of salvation. | General Tool |
84 | Bulfinch | Thomas Bulfinch's extensive collection of stories from the mythologies of Greece, Egypt, Persia, India, the British Isles, and Scandinavia. | General Tool |
85 | Bunyan | Three of John Bunyan's most popular works: Pilgrim's Progress, Holy War, and Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners. | General Tool |
86 | Church History | Sketches of Church History from A.D. 33 to the Reformation by J. C Robertson gives an overview of church history from the apostolic era to the eve of the Protestant Reformation. | General Tool |
87 | Clarke-Theology | Includes Wesleyan theologian Adam Clarke's Clavis Biblica, which introduces the books of the Bible and the basic principles of Christianity. Also includes Clarke's Essay on the Wesleyan doctrine of Entire Sanctification. | General Tool |
88 | Classic Passages | Instantly locate such famous Bible passages as the parting of the Red Sea, David and Goliath, Daniel in the Lion's Den, or the Last Supper. | General Tool |
89 | Creeds | A collection of historic Christian creeds including the Apostles' Creed, the Nicene Creed, the Symbol of Chalcedon, the Athanasian Creed, Luther's Ninety-Five Theses, the Augsburg Confession, the Belgic Confession, the Heidelberg Catechism, the Thirty-Nine Articles, the Westminster Confession and Larger and Shorter Catechisms, the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, and the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy. | General Tool |
90 | Daily Light | This beloved devotional by Samuel Bagster includes readings for morning and evening for each day of the year. Each reading is simply a short selection of verses from Scripture on a single theme. | General Tool |
91 | Daily Readings | Outline for reading through the Bible in a year, based upon both a sequential and chronological ordering of the Bible. | General Tool |
92 | E. M. Bounds | A collection of three classic works on prayer by a man who devoted himself to its practice. Includes "The Necessity of Prayer," "The Possibilities of Prayer," and "Power Through Prayer." | General Tool |
93 | Edwards | A Two Volume Collection of Jonathan Edwards' most important writings, including his Resolutions, Freedom of Will, Nature of True Virtue, Faithful Narrative, Religious Affections, and more. | General Tool |
94 | EG Day by Day | by Henry T. Blackaby & Richard Blackaby and based on the multi-million selling Experiencing God book and Bible study. | General Tool |
95 | Evidences | Evidences of Christianity is an important apologetic work by the famous nineteenth-century apologist William Paley. | General Tool |
96 | Experiencing God | This best-selling book challenges Christians to experience the fullness of real, personal fellowship with God. The 15th anniversary edition features two new section: "Fifteen Years of Experiencing God" by Henry Blackaby, and "Reflections on the Seven Realities of Experiencing God" from Max Lucado, Beth Moore, Tony Evans, Ken Hemphill, Michael Card, Bill McCartney, and Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee. | General Tool |
97 | Faith's Checkbook | A daily devotional by Charles Spurgeon. Written after his classic Morning and Evening, the devotions in this volume are briefer and cover a wider variety of subjects. | General Tool |
98 | Finney-Theology | Nineteenth-century Revivalist and theologian Charles Grandison Finney's Lectures on Systematic Theology. | General Tool |
99 | Gill-Divinity | Baptist theologian John Gill's Body of Doctrinal Divinity deals with such systematic theological topics as the nature of God, His acts and Works, and the Doctrines of Grace. His Body of Practical Divinity explores the nature of private and public worship, church government, even the Christian's domestic and civic responsibilities. | General Tool |
100 | Hodge-Theology | Charles Hodge, one of "Old Princeton's" most renowned theologians, explores the doctrines of God, man, salvation, and the end times from a Reformed perspective. | General Tool |