Bible Software Recommendation?

[chongjasmine]

What are the bible software you use and why do you recommend it? What features are there that makes you like it so much?

[RabbiKnife]

Can’t help you
Perhaps others can

I’m a paper and ink guy

[Athanasius]

What are the bible software you use and why do you recommend it? What features are there that makes you like it so much?

Unless you want to pay lots of money, something like eSword if you wanted software.

[Sojourner]

As Athanasius alluded to, esword is a good alternative to expensive software. It provides a good, all-around set of Bible study tools you can download for free. I have a traditional collection of reference books for study, but more often than not, use Biblehub.com, which is a website that provides every tool you could possibly need for study or reference. Everything is laid out in a comprehensive, user-friendly, intuitive interface. I highly recommend it.

[Rebecca]

I have used eSword for years. I like the options of which commentary to use. From Matt Henry to Scofield. The number of different translations that can be downloaded. https://e-sword.net/index.html#features   

[tango]

e-Sword is cheap, and you can get a load of addons that are also cheap.

I also use Logos which is a lot less cheap but works across PC and Android.

Olive Tree also works across multiple platforms and I think you can get a lot of free resources, and some extra paid resources.

[ProDeo]

I am using "The Word". It's free.