Free Resources, Tips To Help You Study The Bible

Brief Summary

This explanation aims to share free resources and mention some of their strengths which assist in the study of the Holy Scriptures.

The Resources Include;

■ Bible by YouVersion (Application)
■ Bible Hub (Website)
■ Bible Gateway (Website)
■ Mishnayot Kehati (Mobile Application)
■ Sefaria (Website + Mobile Application)
■ Daily Jewish Prayers (Mobile Application)

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■ Bible (Application)

At the time of writing, the YouVersion Bible App + Audio by Life.Church is a very useful, free way to read the Bible off-line, or even listen to it being read to you when online.

There are a plethora of translations available, even different languages are available within the Bible application.

The writer’s recommended translations that are quite well balanced are the ESV, NASB, KJV, NKJV, NIV.

There are some select verses which other translations which are not available in the application will be better for, such as the NWT for John 1:1.

Bible is available for both Apple and Android mobile devices.

■ Bible Hub (Website)

At the time of writing, www.Biblehub.com is a very useful tool.

The writer sees this website as stronger for interlinear word review (review of the ancient Hebrew and Greek words), where a word in a verse can be reviewed against the Strong’s Concordances, and its potential definitions looked at and weighed.

When viewed in desktop mode it is also useful for cross-referenced verses.

Many English translations of the Bible can also be viewed on this website, even verse by verse with a large array of translations side-by-side.

■ Bible Gateway (Website)

At the time of writing, www.BibleGateway.com is also a very useful tool.

The writer sees this website stronger for keyword searches (e.g. searching the Bible for verses that contain the word ‘Egypt’).

Many English translations of the Bible can also be viewed on this website, even verse by verse with a large array of translations available.

■ Mishnayot Kehati (Mobile Application)

At the time of writing, the Kehati Mishnah app by Ariel Waitzberg is a comprehensive free resource which allows a person to review the oral law.

This is essentially how the Pharisees would recommend approaching the law of Moses. It also contains customs and some interesting historical notes on ancient life.

Why not start with a review of the Sabbath section!? Simply click ‘Seder Moed -> Shabbat’.

Multiple bookmarks can be made.

The Kehati Mishnah is perhaps the easier to read Mishnah, and it features some explanations of the law of Moses and what the scribes and Pharisees say, highlighted Talmud references and the like.

The application can be viewed in both Hebrew and English.

Mishnayot Kehati is available for both Apple and Android mobile devices.

■ Sefaria (Website + Mobile Application)

At the time of writing, the Sefaria app by Sefaria is a comprehensive free resource library which allows a person to review review older biblical commentary from known Hebrew commentators.

These can be useful when weighing Scripture, and can also be viewed in website form at www.Sefaria.org

This resource also contains many works relating to Halakhah (Jewish Law) and also a translation of the Tanakh (Old Testament) to English based on the their translators current understanding of the Scriptures.

■ Daily Jewish Prayers (Mobile Application)

At the time of writing, the Daily Jewish Prayers by MarSass app is a free resource which contains some Jewish Prayers and blessings.

This can be handy in learning a selection for prayer and some blessings.

A person can view these materials in English, transliterated, and Hebrew.

Hoping this list is of benefit to you in at least one way.

Shalom and kind regards,

May the Holy G-d bless you beyond maximum believing in His risen Son the Lord Jesus Christ (Adonai Yehoshua HaMoshiach). Amen.

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