
Books - Some books in the public domain are available in a format compatible with e-Sword.Check out anything from NASA maps to Bible timelines to Bible book wordclouds. Maps and pictures - e-Sword contains a graphics viewer, and you can download tons of maps and pictures.Some of these are more helpful than others, as you might imagine. Commentaries and dictionaries - There are many free (and some paid) commentaries and Bible dictionaries available from within e-Sword.The strengths of e-Sword I’ve listed above are the ones I use the most. It may seem simple, but I use this feature a lot. These make for great handouts or study materials. Printing and copying - Choose from several formatting options and grab sections of the Bible to copy or print.

Check the e-Sword user’s guide (press F1 within e-Sword) for help. e-Sword can handle normal searches with ease, but if you’re an advanced searcher you can also use regular expressions.


(The e-Sword engine as well as many Bible translations are available for free, but you’ll have to pay a little for some translations.

Compare translations - The “parallel” feature places several translations of the Bible side by side.Here are my favorite things about e-Sword.
