I've got all the appropriate modules, that I'm aware of... It just doesn't show the Strong's References. I'll have to see about a help site for this. I've discovered the arrow left for the column at left... I always play with the buttons and such when I get a new program, so I can find out what it does. :) Thanks so much for your time. Joseph Glen Stewart wrote: > Not all bibles are cross-referenced, from what I'm seeing. Some are > commented, such as World English and NetFree bible, but only the KJV > seems to have the Strongs Greek and Hebrew references (which must be > installed). > > Since all this runs with Sword modules, you should be able to find help > in any forum that discusses Sword functionality - I'm definitely just a > newbie at this point. > :-) > > > Joseph wrote: > >> OK, got my dictionaries and commentaries... Now, say I want to see >> the Greek or Hebrew for a particular word, how would I do that? It >> seems that I must know the reference number first, before I can see >> the Greek or Hebrew... How can I find the number that corresponds >> with a given word?? >> >> >> I haven't found a help file for it.... or I'd have gone there first. >> :^\ >> >> >> Joseph >> >> >> >> >> >> Joseph wrote: >> >> >>> Thanks, I got it now, but I'm still not showing the commentaries (and >>> such) which I'd installed. It would be helpful in my studies. >>> >>> >>> Joseph >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Glen Stewart wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Perhaps you didn't install the FireFox extension itself? >>>> >>>> http://thegoan.com/firebible/firebible-1_1.xpi >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Joseph wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> Glen, I had to get the jave, and that's ok. However, after >>>>> downloading and extracting this Bible, I can't find a way to start it, >>>>> or install it, which ever is needed at this point. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Can you advise? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Joseph >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Glen Stewart wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> *There are several free Bible study programs for computers, but some >>>>>> of the more popular ones are still a little unintuitive (to me) and >>>>>> hard to set up. I stumbled across FireBible today, and wanted to >>>>>> share some screenshots and info about it. Except for downloading >>>>>> Jsword and copying it to some path I store custom programs, FireBible >>>>>> was the easiest study program I've set up lately. It downloads and >>>>>> installs like any FireFox extension, and is immediately available for >>>>>> study irregardless of whether you are on or off of the Internet. >>>>>> When connected, you can download as many >>>>>> books/commentaries/dictionaries as you wish - everything in the Sword >>>>>> project is available to you. >>>>>> >>>>>> The Bible translation I'm most familiar with is RSV. I happen to >>>>>> have a compatible Sword module for it at >>>>>> http://freegroups.net/ministry_files/Bibles_of_all_Languages/Linux_BibleTime/RSV.zip >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> and this worked when I unzipped it in the modules directory. Very >>>>>> nice. >>>>>> >>>>>> More info below and at the project web page >>>>>> <http://thegoan.com/firebible>... >>>>>> * >>>>>> ** >>>>>> >>>>>> * >>>>>> FireBible is a free Bible study tool for Firefox.* Read Bibles and >>>>>> other biblical material in languages ranging from English to Arabic, >>>>>> Hebrew and Chinese from the comfort of the Firefox interface you are >>>>>> already familiar with, even when you’re offline! FireBible will work >>>>>> on *Windows, Linux and the Mac for Firefox versions 3 – 3.6. >>>>>> *Technically, FireBible will work on any platform which supports >>>>>> Firefox and Java. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Features >>>>>> >>>>>> * Supports multiple versions of the Bible in multiple languages. >>>>>> * Supports General Books, Commentaries, Daily Devotionals, >>>>>> Dictionaries, Glossaries, Maps and Images. >>>>>> * Powerful search capabilities within Bibles. >>>>>> * Ubiquity support for fast verse lookups and use. >>>>>> * Displays linked reference notes if available. >>>>>> * Adds the “bible://” and “sword://” protocols to Firefox, >>>>>> clicking such links in Firefox will immediately load the >>>>>> corresponding content in the browser. >>>>>> * FireBible is URL based, so you can bookmark and tag chapters, >>>>>> verses and even search results. >>>>>> * Integrated with Firefox’s browsing history, go back and forth >>>>>> between passages easily. Firefox 3 users can leverage the >>>>>> awesome bar to quickly navigate to recently browsed or >>>>>> bookmarked pages; open locations by simply typing in the page >>>>>> title. Highly detailed and categorized history and bookmark >>>>>> lists available. >>>>>> * Multi-tab and multi-window support. >>>>>> * Internet connection only required to download new material; all >>>>>> installed material can be accessed when disconnected. >>>>>> >>>>>> FireBible uses Crosswire’s open source SWORD technology and modules, >>>>>> making a wide range of Bibles, General Books, Commentaries, Daily >>>>>> Devotionals, Dictionaries, Glossaries, Maps and Images available to >>>>>> users. >>>>>> >>>>>> Bibles...this is just the English set... >>>>>> >>>>>> 1 2 3 >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>>> To unsubscribe, send ANY email message to >>>>>> c_lug-unsubscribe@... >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> To unsubscribe, send ANY email message to >>>>> c_lug-unsubscribe@... >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >> > > -- Joseph Snurr Cotter, AR. "Age mellows some people; others it makes rotten." - Heard in Arkansas Our May 2009 trip to the Memphis Zoo: http://e-pops.org/memphiszoo/