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I see... okay, thanks, Brandon. I'll just manually correct, then; no biggie.

I know I'm the first one to order it, I just know it. Looking forward to it - the new modules plus I like the sound of that Library Module Selector... Thanks, Brandon :)

Hi, Brandon, thanks for the reply. Well, I am using IE - that is, to get to the forums, from SwordSearcher I click on Help/Go to the SwordSearcher User Forum, and that opens up the forums page from IE. Also, I closed IE and went to my AOL account, to try to sign in from there, to see if that...

How can I copy a Bible study I have in Word and paste it here in a new thread, without having to do a "preview post" and then highlight and cut added text, like [font][san serif][font][font] etc.... Or am I the only one this happens to?!! I'm thinking there's something maybe I need to turn on...

Dear Marty First of all, thank you for your reply! Your link, however, takes me to "The Tears of Christ," and that is one of the places I went to, to check it out... but I can't tell if that poem or lyric is to be attributed to Octavius Winslow or not, since he has it in quotes, and nothing...

Could anyone please tell me who wrote this: Why, 0 my soul, why weepest thou ? Oh say, from whence arise Those sacred tears that often flow Those groans that pierce the skies? Is sin the cause of thy complaint, Or the chastising rod? Dost thou departed friends lament, Or mourn an absent God...

My heart just bursts with joy at times, and I holler out "Oh, God! I love your Word! Oh, God! I love your Word!" - like I just can't get over it. And as it turns out, I never do get over it, thank God! Does this happen to you? Here's one I have been bawling over for two days... See, I copy and...

Can't thank you enough for this module - I love using maps in Bible Study, and look how the maps link to the Topic and Verse Guide. WOW! Thanks a bajillion, at least! T.

Thanks, Bill, and thank you also for the Webster's update link. If/when I find out for sure who "Mr. Rogers" is, I'll update this thread, too. Hmmm. Mr. Rogers. You don't suppose.............? T.

Webster's 1828 Dictionary in SwordSearcher second definition of "dispensation" reads: 2. The dealing of God to his creatures; the distribution of good and evil, natural or moral, in the divine government."Neither are Gods methods or intentions different in his dispensations to each private...