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@Brandon Staggs - Thank you, I was a bit stumped.

@Brandon Staggs - So if I wanted to see what my SS library has to say about what day Jesus was crucified, what is the best way (ie: words to use) to search?

I will be interested to see how you might accomplish this.

I have used and worked with several Bible programs. SwordSearcher is THE most intuitive and naturally interconnected Bible program I have ever used. It offers so many wonderful ways to personalize your Bible study, you can - and will! - surely grow if you apply what you learn to your heart & life.

Amen! (30 years + user here, allllll the way back to v.3!!) :D

None of which I am aware.

Well, that certainly seems Satanic...

Isn't the Apple logo suggestive that the Devil would prefer it...? ;)

SwordSearcher is a very versatile & intuitive program. Can you imagine what Paul could have done with it?? ;)

Under Sync Options, you can set double clicking a word in the Bible or verse pane list to: * Open closest entry in active Book. * Opens closest entry in Webster's 1828 Dictionary (if installed). * Opens the closest entry in (pick from all installed modules. * Opens the Topic Guide for the word...

I believe I have seen this in other commentaries. I will have to try to more close attention. Thanks!

Ah, so that's the same for all commentaries then?

@Brandon Staggs, as you can see in the first picture, the Barnes commentary indicates it has something for Mark 15:15. But when you go to the commentary in the second picture, "No notes from Barnes on this verse." - I come across this often, can you explain why this is? Is it an issue or...

I shy away from sharing files... It's a security thing for me. No offense intended, it's just a general thing I don't do. Brandon shared the link above if you would like the copy I have. I will be working on converting this for SS.

Does Forge help tamp down on editability of user made mods?... Now that I think about it, probably now.

No I am working with the same document Brandon suggested. I already had that.

Yeah, it will be a daunting task. The *.txt file extrapolated proves that! But doing it will allow me to read it. According to the Word of Life Encyclopedia add in I have for SwordSearcher (shameless plug): Adam Taylor's History of the General Baptists of England (1818) deals with the history...

Even if the mod is created by Forge?

FWIW @Brandon Staggs I hope SS can never figure out implications. That sounds like AI, and we don't need AI. It won't improve the best Bible study program I've ever used.

Yes, I have that document. I wish I had Word because it will change a PDF into a Word document, which saves sooo much time. But I didn't want to rent their program. I have LibreOffice, but I don't think it will do the same thing, unfortunately. I have tried. I wish archive had it as a *.txt. But...