BPBible is a flexible Bible study software. BPBible has many of the features you would expect in a Bible application.
It is built using the Sword Project from crosswire.org.
BPBible provides its own searching technology, allowing cross-verse searches. It also allows slower searches, using the SWORD library.
Key Features
- Flexible layout.
- Bible, Commentary, and Dictionary support.
- Bible Search.
- Scripture tooltips.
- Cross verse search using a proximity based search, multi word searches, stemming, phrase searches, regular expression searches, field searches, strong’s numbers, morphology, verse references, and unindexed searches.
- Topic management – supports collecting the passages related to a topic into a list and then organising and commenting on those passages.
- Good module support.
Website: github.com/bpbible/bpbible
Support:
Developer: BPBible development team
License: GNU General Public License v2.0
BPBible is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| Bible Software | |
|---|---|
| The SWORD Project | CrossWire Bible Society's free Bible software |
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| BibleTime | Qt based Bible study program |
| Xiphos | Offers a rich environment for reading, study, and research |
| Alkitab Bible Study | Offers rich and user friendly Bible study tools |
| UniqueBible | Cross-platform bible application |
| Bible Desktop | Easy to use study tool |
| Unbound Bible | Multilingual Bible-reader software |
| bibref | Discover internal references in the Bible |
| BPBible | Flexible study tool |
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