What Bible Study books do you use?

I dont know, but i just watched a commercial video for logos bible software 4 and it i would guess is a good investment if anyone can afford it, i dont have it myself but i am sure someone else can tell you more, check it out over at their website [url=http://www.logos.com/4]Logos 4[/url]

You can get some pretty good materials for free. I am not one to use commentary very much, but I love lexicons and have an interlinear Bible I like a lot. E-sword has some really good study materials if you use that program. I have downloaded Brown Driver Briggs Hebrew Lexicon and Thayers Greek Lexicon to supplement Strongs. Those are free. There are others that you have to pay for, but I think they are pretty inexpensive. (Wow I love the internet. Remember when a good lexicon was thick, heavy, and really expensive at the bookstore? Do bookstores still exist??? ;-) )

I really like my interlinear Greek English New Testament by George Ricker Berry. I also have a copy of the Jerusalem Bible (O.T. only of course) that give some interesting insight to some scriptures if you are OK with Genesis being in the "back" of the Bible and the pages being numbered "backwards".

I have this bible, the newberry study bible, it is very good one for several reasons. Here is a picture. The text has markings throughout the text, to indicate what tense,mood and so on the greek words are and to show what is lost in translation sometimes. also in the Left column you will find some words in hebrew or greek, and in the right you get the english translation or alternative translation. It is not the bible you want to read for hours, but very useful for wordstudy and if you know your grammar you can benefit very much from it even tho you dont know greek or hebrew.

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You can go a long way with these three resources...

Strongs Exhaustive Concordance
Vines Expository Dictionary
Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge

In Christ,

Ron

Try the online Bible study resources available for free at:
[url=http://www.blueletterbible.org/]Blue Letter Bible[/url]
I use it a lot.

Do we realize that the wealth of study resources that are available at our fingertips today is totally unprecedented in the history of the earth. How accountable is our generation for knowing the word of God, and what does this say about how close to the end of things we really are?

Just a thought. Not trying to turn the thread.

Travis

One of my favorite and greatest study tools with powerful but short lessons, written by BH Clendennen: [url=https://store.schoolofchristinternational.com/product_info.php?cPath=21&products_id=36]School of Christ Manual [/url]

I ordered one and I love it. You can read the material on his website, look under the site map and scroll down until the pages are counted from week 001-156.

With E Sword, and it's addons, I already have the Strong's Greek and Hebrew Definitions, and free interlinear software, [url=http://scripture4all.org/]Free Interlinear Software Download[/url]

I have the Strong's Concordance, and the Bible Dictionaries, but the SOC Manual teaches and points you to Christ, and the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. I can't get through one lesson without using at least one of these reference resources to further study what I am learning.

Spiros Zhodhiates complete word studies is very helpful, and Naves as well. E-sword is a free helpful download.