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The Source New Testament is now available as free PDF downloads of individual books (but without the useful footnotes, except for 1 Timothy).Įach book of the NT which has been translated so far in the Better Life Bible is available as a free download from its website.

I have downloaded a large amount of the HCSB by viewing and saving an entire chapter at a time on the HCSB online webpage. It is possible, although labor-intensive, to download the entire HCSB for free. There is a free download version with limited footnotes available on the NET Bible website. The NET Bible is now formated for e-sword. In addition, you can download the following versions and read them within e-sword if you pay a usage fee: NASB, Amplified. Its interface is very user-friendly, something I appreciate. Several recent Bible versions are available as free download modules for viewing within the free e-sword program, including the ESV, The Message, GNB (TEV), CEV, ISV (NT only in e-sword), GW (God's Word), and WEB. The ISV is available as Microsoft Word or PDF downloads, as the complete NT and 40% of the OT (Exodus, First Samuel, Ruth, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Psalms 1-65, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Daniel, and all 12 Minor Prophets). The entire TNIV can still be downloaded as a PDF file.

You may need to register with a username and password on the NET Bible website to download the NET Bible, but there will be no charge for your download. I prefer to use the NET Bible in HTML format because it is so convenient to use its hyperlinks to go to a specific reference or to read a footnote. The NET Bible has always been available as a free download. I appreciate being able to read and compare Bible versions on my computer screen. But a number of more recent versions are also available for free. Many older English Bible versions have been available for free download for quite some time.

E sword bible download new living translation