PC Study Bible w/ 1599 Geneva Bible & Notes Add on

A collection of more than 300 reference volumes including Bible translations, commentaries, dictionaries, encyclopedias, Greek/Hebrew and other word study references, sermon starters, illustrations and a brand new preaching collection.

With an emphasis on English as well as Greek and Hebrew resources, the Complete Reference Library is perfect for pastors, Christian education professionals, Sunday School teachers and Bible study leaders. It’s packed with more than $3,500 worth of the best content for those who study the Bible primarily with English resources, but want basic original-language tools to enhance their understanding. This Library now includes 24 Bibles – seven of which are completely new to Biblesoft libraries.

THIS COMPLETE REFERENCE LIBRARY CONTAINS:

• Bibles and Concordances - 24 total
• Cross References - 3 total
• Commentary Sets - 14 total
• Dictionaries and Encyclopedias - 8 total
• Word Study Reference Works - 4 total
• Greek-Hebrew Resources - 12 total
• Theology & History - 15 total
• Christian Living / Devotional - 4 total
• Pastoral Helps - 12 total
• Other Bible Helps - 7 total
  

Bibles and Concordances

• 1599 Geneva Bible with Study Notes (A $39.95 retail value included FREE in this package!)
  
• American Standard Version
• Bible in Basic English New for Version 5
• Darby's Bible 1890
• Douay–Rheims Bible New for Version 5
• English Standard Version
• Exhaustive Concordances for each Bible Version
• God's Word Translation
• King James Version (with Apocrypha)
• New American Standard Bible
• New American Standard Bible, Updated Edition
• New Century Version
• New International Version
• New King James Version
• New Living Translation, 2nd ed.
• Noah Webster's Bible (1833) New for Version 5
• Revised Standard Version
• The Complete Jewish Bible New for Version 5
• The Living Bible
• The Message
• The New English Translation New for Version 5
• Weymouth (NT in Modern Speech) New for Version 5
• World English Bible New for Version 5
• Young’s Literal Translation

Cross References

• Nave’s Topical Bible
• PCSB Reference Chains New for Version 5
• Treasury of Scripture Knowledge
  

Commentary Sets

• Adam Clarke’s Commentary – 6 volumes
• Barnes’ Notes on the OT & NT – 14 volumes
• Bible Knowledge Commentary, OT & NT – 2 volumes
• Geneva Notes, commentary on the Geneva Bible by Calvin, Knox, & more!
• IVP Bible Background Commentary – New Testament
• Jamieson, Fausset & Brown Commentary – 6 volumes
• Keil & Delitzsch OT Commentary – 10 volumes
• Martin Luther's Commentary on Galatians
• Matthew Henry’s Commentary Unabridged – 6 volumes
• The Apocalypse: Lectures on Revelation by J.A. Seiss
• The Biblical Illustrator – 56 volumes
• The Teacher's Commentary
• Wiersbe's Bible Exposition Commentary, OT & NT – 4 volumes
• Wiersbe's Bible Exposition Outlines, OT & NT – 2 volumes

Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

• Dictionary of Christianity in America
• Easton’s Bible Dictionary
• Fausset’s Bible Dictionary
• Hitchcock’s Bible Names
• International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (ISBE) – 5 volumes, Orr, ed.
• Nelson’s Bible Dictionary
• Smith's Bible Dictionary
• Willmington's Bible Handbook
  

Word Study Reference Works

• Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic Word Databases New for Version 5
• Robertson’s Word Pictures in the NT – 6 volumes
• Vincent’s Word Studies in the NT – 4 volumes
• Vine’s Expository Dictionary of Biblical Words (OT & NT)
  

Greek-Hebrew Resources

• Audio Pronunciation of Erasmian and Modern Greek Lexical forms New for Version 5
• Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS) – Hebrew Old Testament
• Brown, Driver & Briggs’ Hebrew definitions (abridged)
• Brown, Driver & Briggs’ Hebrew–English Lexicon (Unabridged)
• Englishman’s Greek Concordance
• Englishman’s Hebrew Concordance
• Exhaustive Strong’s Greek Dictionary with Concordance
• Exhaustive Strong’s Hebrew Dictionary with Concordance
• KJV + Transliteration + Strong's Greek & Hebrew Definitions
• Nestle–Aland 27th Edition (NA27) – Greek New Testament
• Thayer’s Greek definitions (abridged)
• Thayer’s New Greek–English Lexicon (Unabridged)
  

Theology & History

• Ancient and Reformation Creeds
• Complete Works of John Bunyan – 3 volumes
• Complete Works of John Owen – 14 volumes
• Complete Works of Jonathan Edwards – 2 volumes
• Early Church Fathers – 38 volumes
• Edersheim's The Life & Times of Jesus the Messiah, The Temple: Its Ministry and Services, Sketches of Jewish Social Life & OT History – 4 volumes
• Foxe’s Book Of Martyrs
• Institutes of the Christian Religion, John Calvin
• Puritan works of Baxter, Watson, Manton, Sibbes, Flavel & more – 37 volumes
• Summa Theologiae – Thomas Aquinas
• Systematic Theology, Charles Finney
• Works of Andrew Murray – 9 volumes
• Works of John Wesley – 4 volumes
• Works of Josephus – 3 volumes
• Works of Martin Luther – 9 volumes
  

Christian Living / Devotional

• Book of Common Prayer
• Names of God Series – 7 volumes
• Spurgeon's Morning and Evening
• The Imitation of Christ, Thomas a Kempis
  

Pastoral Helps

• 52 New Testament Sermon Starters – 4 volumes
• A Treasury of Bible Illustrations
• Complete Bible Discussion Guide, New Testament New for Version 5
• Complete Bible Discussion Guide, Old Testament New for Version 5
• Hard Sayings of the Bible
• Heartwarming Bible Illustrations
• Illustrations of Bible Truths
• Practical Bible Illustrations from Yesterday and Today
• Preaching Collection, Loscalzo – 3 Volumes, Preaching Sermons that Connect, Apologetic Preaching, Evangelistic Preaching New for Version 5
• Spurgeon's Encyclopedia of Sermons – 8 volumes
• The Fundamentals of Christianity, by RA Torrey
• Willmington's Outline Bible
  

Other Bible Helps

• Bible Maps
• Bible Photo Collection
• Bible Reading Planner
• Biblesoft Authoring System
• PCSB Hymnal, including audio
• Personal Study Note Manager
• The Moody Atlas of Bible Lands

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• 256 color display support, 800x600 minimum resolution (1024 x 768 recommended)

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BONUS: 1599 Geneva Bible & Study Notes Add On is included FREE! (A $39.95 retail value)

Rediscover One of America's Greatest Treasures When the Pilgrims arrived in the New World in 1620, among their most precious cargo was the Bible—specifically, the 1599 Geneva Bible. Today, all but forgotten, this version of the Bible was the most widely read and influential English Bible of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. A superb translation, it was the product of the best Protestant scholars of the day and became the Bible of choice for many of the greatest writers and thinkers of that time. Men such as William Shakespeare, John Bunyan, and John Milton used the 1599 Geneva Bible in their writings. William Bradford also cited the this Bible in his famous book Of Plymouth Plantation. This unique 2006 edition of the 1599 Geneva Bible is the original translation carefully restored for modern-day use. Plus it includes tables of interpretations of proper names, which are chiefly found in the Old Testament, and principle subjects contained in the Bible. Features of the 1599 Geneva Bible include:

• Word-for-word accuracy with the 1599 edition using Tomson’s revised New Testament (a later revision of Whitingham’s New Testament of 1557) and Junius’s annotated notes on “Revelation.”
• Original cross references
• The most complete compilation of annotations of any of the Geneva editions. Contributors include Reformation leaders such as John Calvin, John Knox, Miles Coverdale, William Whittingham, Anthony Gilby, and others
• The prayers used by the English congregations every morning and evening.
• Modern spelling to enhance understanding

The Impact of the Geneva Bible The 1599 Geneva Bible literally helped create the modern English language which is the preaching and political language of the world today. With much credit to William Tyndale’s linguistic genius and the poetic mastery of Miles Coverdale with his earlier translation of the Poetic Books, the Geneva Bible became the central tool that sparked the literary excellence of the 17th and 18th Centuries in the English speaking world. The Geneva Bible was the Bible of William Shakespeare, John Milton, John Bunyan, the Puritans, who were considered history’s greatest expositors, and the Pilgrims as they came to America. It was the Bible that John Rolfe would have likely used at Jamestown in 1611. The importance of the 1599 Geneva Bible cannot be underestimated. It was the Calvinist notes of the Geneva Bible that infuriated King James I to the point of authorizing a group of Puritan scholars to produce a non-annotated version of the Bible for him. The excellent Authorized Version probably would not exist today had it not been for King James’s anger toward the Geneva Bible.