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Blue Letter Bible is an Android app developed and published by Blue Letter Bible at Google Play Store on Jan 31, 2015 for Android users. Blue Letter Bible is so popular that it has gained 500000 installs so far and growing.The Power of Blue Letter Bible: Enhancing Your Bible Study ExperienceFor years, I have been using an incredible Bible app that has revolutionized my study of the Word of God. Blue Letter Bible is not just your ordinary Bible app; it is a powerful tool that offers a wide range of features to help you dive deeper into the scriptures. In this article, we will explore the amazing benefits of this app and how it can enhance your Bible study experience.Unleashing the Tools for Deeper StudyOne of the standout features of Blue Letter Bible is its extensive collection of study tools. Whether you are a Bible scholar or a curious seeker, this app provides you with the resources you need to explore the Word of God in depth. From reference materials to commentaries, you will find an abundance of links that connect you to a wealth of knowledge.But it doesn't stop there. Blue Letter Bible goes above and beyond by offering instant access to other translations, commentaries, original languages, and more. The ability to compare different versions side by side allows for a comprehensive understanding of the scriptures. However, some users have expressed a desire for a maps section, which could further enrich the study experience.A Multifaceted Bible AppBlue Letter Bible is not just a reading app; it caters to various learning preferences. Whether you prefer to read or listen, this app has got you covered. The audio feature allows you to have the Word read to you, making it perfect for those who are on the go or prefer an auditory learning style.Furthermore, the app's website offers even more resources, including a free Bible school. This organization is dedicated to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and their commitment shines through in the quality and depth of their app.A Researcher's DreamIf you are a researcher or someone who loves to dig deep into the biblical text, Blue Letter Bible is a dream come true. With features like auto-scrolling, text highlighting, and a Strong's word dictionary, this app provides you with the tools to navigate the scriptures with ease.But it doesn't stop there. Blue Letter Bible also offers Greek word studies and provides verses where Greek words are used, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of the original text. Additionally, the app includes insights from renowned commentators such as Spurgeon, Matthew Henry, and David Guzik, who offer answers to common questions. While you may not agree with every commentator's perspective, the diverse range of insights adds depth to your study.A User-Friendly ExperienceBlue Letter Bible is designed with the user in mind. Its intuitive interface and easy navigation make it a joy to use. The arrows that slowly move as you read aloud create a visually engaging experience, keeping you focused

You'll find the resources for doing a word study in the box to the right. For in-depth instructions on how to do a word study, click here for an online guide, or view/print the document below. Concordances in Stamps Library The following concordances can be found in the reference section of Stamps Library. Online Concordances The Blue Letter Bible provides several Bible study tools, including concordances for several translations of the Bible. To obtain Strong's numbers, search either the KJV or NASB translations. The Bible Gateway doesn't have as many Bible study tools, but it has many more translations of the Bible, all of which are searchable.Bible GatewaySelect a Bible translation in the drop-down menu on the right, enter a word in the search box, and click 'Search.'Blue Letter BibleIn the 'BLB Searches' section on the right, enter an English word in the top box, and choose the translation in the drop-down menu. Look in the 'Concordance' section for results. What is a Concordance? A Bible concordance is an alphabetical list of the principal words used in a particular translation of Scripture, along with their immediate contexts (i.e. the passages in which they appear). Those using a numbering system will also include a number that coordinates with a Hebrew-to-English or Greek-to-English dictionary in the back of the concordance. The dictionaries in the back include brief definitions of Hebrew and Greek words, but there are other reference tools that will provide much more information for each term.Use the list below to find an appropriate concordance (or more than one). All of the ones listed include either Strong's numbers or G/K numbers, and have dictionaries in the back. Bible Translation Title/Author Call Number Numbering System AEV/REV Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible J. Strong Theo Ref BS425 S8 1890 Strong's KJV Strong's Exhaustive

Are you a new user? Don't buy this app, instead consider Strong's Concordance 2 which is now released on the App Store.Strong's Concordance, is a concordance of the King James Bible (KJV) that was constructed under the direction of Dr. James Strong (1822–1894) and first published in 1890.A concordance lets the reader directly compare how the same word may be used else where in the Bible. In this way the Strong's Concordance provides an independent check against translations, and offers an opportunity for greater, and more technically accurate understanding of the Bible text.Want to see it in action before you buy? Try Strong's Concordance Lite which provides a 100% functional demo of Matthew and Genesis.This program does not require internet access, everything you need is all stored on the iDevice.Features:* Search for English words, and lookup Greek/Hebrew dictionaries.* Proper concordance, listing how the word was translated in other bible verses.* Full King James Text is included* Click on any blue word for concordance text.* Night mode for those that like to read at night (White on black)* iPad supportPlease note: This version is not an "exhaustive" concordance, and does skip smaller words such as "and, or, the, a" as well as some other words. Though we think you'll find it has most (if not all) the words you'll ever need.We're open to suggestions for improvement in future versions. Send comments and suggestions to strongs at orionsys.org. What’s New 19 Sept 2017Version 3.0.3 This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.- 64bit support- BugfixesA brand new interface is coming later this year. Stay tuned. Ratings and Reviews Would recommend! Cost effective. Simple to use, great on the road. I love reading the bible using this. Just read chapter and click on highlighted word when you

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Let's say we're curious about "love."2. Look it up: Find "love" in your concordance. You'll see a list of every verse where it appears.3. Narrow it down: Most concordances will give you a snippet of the verse. Scan these to find the most relevant ones to your study.4. Dig deeper: Look up the full context in your Bible for each relevant verse.5. Check the original: If you use an analytical concordance, look at the Hebrew or Greek word. You might find that different English words come from the same original word or vice versa.6. Connect the dots: As you study, look for patterns, themes, or changes in how the word is used across different books or authors.Online Concordances: The Digital RevolutionFear not, digital natives – the internet has got your back. Online concordances like Blue Letter Bible or Bible Gateway offer all the benefits of a traditional concordance with some extra perks: instant search results, multiple translations available, integrated dictionaries and commentaries, and the ability to copy and paste verses easily.Here are some of the most popular digital resources:· Logos Bible Software· Accordance Bible Software· Blue Letter Bible (website and app)· Bible Gateway (website and app)Just remember, while these tools are incredibly convenient, there's something special about flipping through the pages of a physical concordance. It's like the difference between scrolling through Instagram and flipping through an old photo album – both have their place, but the tactile experience can sometimes help you slow down and absorb more.Pitfalls to Avoid: Don't Fall Into These TrapsAs powerful as concordances are, they come with potential pitfalls that every Bible student should know. One common trap is the word-study fallacy, where we might assume a word carries the same weight or meaning every time it appears. Remember, context is king, and the significance

When did you last look up a cross-reference during your personal Bible reading? If you’re like most people I’ve asked, your answer is “never”. Yet I’ve heard more testimonies about the power of cross-references to transform personal study of Scripture than any other Bible study principle. What are cross-references?The dictionary defines a cross reference as “a reference to another text or part of a text, typically in order to elaborate on a point.”Most Bibles include cross-references. If your Bible doesn’t, you can use an online Bible tool, such as Bible Hub or Blue Letter Bible. Cross references are added by the publisher of the Bible to indicate themes, words, promises, events, or people referenced in other places in the Bible. Why read the cross-references?There are many reasons to read Bible cross-references, but here are my three favorites:Cross-references remind us of God’s faithfulness in keeping His Word by helping us trace the fulfillment of His promises and prophecies.Cross-references provide a way for us to allow Scripture to interpret Scripture by keeping us in God’s Word rather than relying on external resources. Cross-references train us to study the Bible ourselves rather than depending on the work of others. Reading cross-references can be a form of biblical meditation. Looking up cross-references takes time and causes us to slow down in our study of the text. This “goes against the grain” of our typical pace of life and our fleshly desire for quick answers (e.g. Google) and fast progress. Will Anderson said it well: