Enhanced BibleStudyTools.com Site
Posted: November 17th, 2009
Crosswalk.com has been a standard in online Bible Study references for a long time now, and it’s BibleStudyTools.com utility has slowly changed into a full-fledged tool on it’s own. This past week the folks at Christianity.com rolled out a newer and even cleaner edition of BibleStudyTools.com.
It took a little bit of searching for me to figure out what they did with the Strongs numbers search for the New American Standard and King James Translations…and right about then I got a popup asking for feedback on the new look. Hmm.
Dan from Christianity.com replied within a day to say that the Strongs numbers were set up as a checkbox under the NASB and KJV when you pull up a specfic reference. So, say you’re searching for “justified” in the letter of James (which I was). Type in the word and select the NASB or KJV. When the verse results come back, click on the appropriate verse you’re looking for. UP TO THIS POINT YOU DON’T SEE ANY PROMPTS FOR STRONGS. Once you pull up the reference, there are several checkboxes at top including the one enabling Strongs references (see the arrow on the screenshot).
Once you check the Strongs box, the words change to blue and you can click through to the concordance entries:
After figuring that out I felt much better about the new look, and in fact I think they have done a nice job of updating the site.
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