e-sword Question

desmalia · Aug 3, 2010

Well I've seen enough people around here talking about how great e-Sword is, so I finally downloaded it. What I was wondering is what add-ons you all would recommend. I've downloaded the English translations that I'd like so far. What about the commentaries, etc.? Any favourites? Any you suggest I avoid?
Thanks!

JCchangedmylife · Aug 3, 2010

desmalia said:
Well I've seen enough people around here talking about how great e-Sword is, so I finally downloaded it. What I was wondering is what add-ons you all would recommend. I've downloaded the English translations that I'd like so far. What about the commentaries, etc.? Any favourites? Any you suggest I avoid?
Thanks!

e sword moduals - Google Search

Dcox and craigwhite are both good links to download e sword modules

YHWHis1 · Aug 3, 2010

welcome to the e-Sword club, Hee Hee

Ok, it depends what you want to do with it, e-Sword is after all a tool.
Personally I have dowloaded it it to compare translations, so I have a many as possible!
I recommend you work out what you want to do with this tool, download all the good stuff, and if you come across some add-ons you don't really like, just unistall, kinda weeding it out

MichaelKelley · Aug 3, 2010

desmalia said:
Well I've seen enough people around here talking about how great e-Sword is, so I finally downloaded it. What I was wondering is what add-ons you all would recommend. I've downloaded the English translations that I'd like so far. What about the commentaries, etc.? Any favourites? Any you suggest I avoid?
Thanks!

I just use the basic E-Sword, but if they have any commentaries by David Guzik or Chuck Missler, try those. I don't know if they have theirs, however.

DD2008 · Aug 3, 2010

I use E-Sword. I have John Gill, Matthew Henry, and the Geneva Bible notes on there.

student ad x · Aug 3, 2010

desmalia said:
Well I've seen enough people around here talking about how great e-Sword is, so I finally downloaded it. What I was wondering is what add-ons you all would recommend. I've downloaded the English translations that I'd like so far. What about the commentaries, etc.? Any favourites?Any you suggest I avoid Thanks!

Hey sis: suggestions - Hodge's Commentary on Romans. Ephesians & 1 Corinthians & Hodge's Systematic Theology.

desmalia · Aug 3, 2010

Cool, thanks guys. I'm not sure of all the things I will use it for yet. Definitely comparing translations, looking at definitions, etc. I use Biblegateway a lot, but I think I will like this better (except for not having the NASB translation because that costs $$). I'm happy to see Calvin's Institutes and Spurgeon devotionals on there, too.

desmalia · Aug 3, 2010

Cam, did you get Hodge's works from e-sword-users.org?

JCchangedmylife · Aug 3, 2010

DCOX: e-Sword Commentary Modules

JakeAM · Aug 4, 2010

I have:

Spurgeon's commentary on Psalms
Treasure of Scripture Knowledge
Wesley's notes
Albert Barnes' commentary
Matthew Henry
John Gill
Adam Clarke
Spurgeon's devotional

All the commentaries are good (they're classics). I read them all when looking at a specific passage.

MichaelKelley · Aug 4, 2010

JakeAM said:
I have:

Spurgeon's commentary on Psalms
Treasure of Scripture Knowledge
Wesley's notes
Albert Barnes' commentary
Matthew Henry
John Gill
Adam Clarke
Spurgeon's devotional

All the commentaries are good (they're classics). I read them all when looking at a specific passage.

I didn't know they had Spurgeon? I may download that. Spurgeon is great!

JCchangedmylife · Aug 16, 2010

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Scottish Knight · Aug 16, 2010

I also use Calvin's commentaries which can be found on the unofficial esword sites.

jblake · Nov 3, 2010

MichaelKelley said:
if they have any commentaries by David Guzik or Chuck Missler,

Guzik's commentary is available, legally, in e-Sword format.

AFAIK, Chuck Missler has not given permission for his material to be distributed in e-Sword format.

Big Drew · Nov 3, 2010

JakeAM said:
I have:

Spurgeon's commentary on Psalms
Treasure of Scripture Knowledge
Wesley's notes
Albert Barnes' commentary
Matthew Henry
John Gill
Adam Clarke
Spurgeon's devotional

All the commentaries are good (they're classics). I read them all when looking at a specific passage.

Yep...those are all the ones I have.

Maverick1972 · Nov 5, 2010

Chuck Missler is a good guy. I can't see him objecting. He doesn't really care about his material being distributed online. I've heard him make jokes about how you get his material.

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