Some free bible software for Mac

[michaelspotts]

You may be covered, but here is some free software I've been using with good results. (I am not affiliated with these companies / orgs)

Alkitab — It took an hour to download various modules and get it all sorted, but now I have a multi-paned suite that shows me the ESV, Strong's Numbers & Definitions, and CALVIN'S COMPLETE COMMENTARIES... for free! There is a wealth of other resources from this group, all for free. Add the Linux Libertine font (.ttf - free) which also works with Greek and Hebrew, and the whole thing is just beautiful.

Also of note, Zotero is a quote/resource archival tool for the desktop. I am well along into archiving thousands of quotes from my Reformed studies, and can recall them with tags: "Calvin > Justification > Institutes" will show what I have loaded, or "pacifism > Reformed Confessions" and see what Bullinger or the WCF say on the issue. Here's what the archive looks like:

 

[Brother John]

Thanks for posting Michael! You can also use Zotero to organize your physical and digital library. I am switching from iPad to MacBook to give this a try... Thanks again!

 

[Brother John]

Michael where can I find Calvin's Commentaries?

 

[michaelspotts]

Welcome! Calvin's commentaries are here, in the English section, just scroll down.

I am also using Zotero to catalog my library, and having the books tagged for subject matter/ page number is awesome. Am I going overboard? Well, it depends if it helps me write books and sermons, which it does.