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Featured Bible Resources:

Spurgeon's Morning and Evening is a devotional series by Charles H. Spurgeon meant to be read twice a day throughout the year. Explore and read daily this series with the help of DEPReader application for PDAs - an advanced dictionary and reference program.

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- The King James Version of the Bible.
- Scofield Reference Notes (1917ed.)
- PDA Bible With You reader

The Contemporary English Version of the Bible is not a paraphrase, but an accurate and faithful translation of the original manuscripts. It has been described as a 'user-friendly' translation that can be read aloud without stumbling, heard without misunderstanding, and listened to with enjoyment and appreciation, because the language is contemporary and the style is lucid and lyrical.

The Orthodox Jewish Bible by Dr. Phillip Goble is a result of more than two decades of in-depth study the author has made not only of Hebrew and Greek, but also of the insider language of Ultra-Orthodox world Jewry as well as Yiddish with the purpose of achieving maximum clarity of the meaning of each word.

Offers on dictionaries:

Oxford's best-selling Dictionary of Law is a comprehensive source of clear, jargon-free legal information. It focuses primarily on English law and provides a one-stop source of information for any of the many countries that base their legal system on English law. Over 4,300 entries define and explain the major terms, concepts, processes, and organization of the legal system.

This fully updated edition of the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary contains new features such as new, up-to-date vocabulary (e.g. sex-up, speed-dating, whiteboard), new 'mini-collocation' boxes, and new frequency information to highlight the most important words to learn.

Matthew Henry (1662-1714) studied law at Gray's Inn and was ordained a Presbyterian minister in 1687. He served churches in Chester and in Hackney, near London. He began writing his famous commentary in 1701. Matthew Henry's warm mix of scholarship and practical application has made his commentary a favorite of preachers and devotional readers alike for two hundred years.
 

“It must never be forgotten that Almighty God rules this world. He is not an absentee God. His band is ever on the throttle of human affairs. He is everywhere present in the concerns of time. His eyes behold, his eyelids try the children of men. He rules the world just as He rules the Church by prayer. This lesson needs to be emphasized, iterated and reiterated in the ears of men of modern times and brought to bear with cumulative force on the consciences of this generation whose eyes have no vision for the eternal things, whose ears are deaf toward God.”

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Ebooks from Oxford's Very Short Introduction Series

Bible Commentaries from Evangelical Press

Christian ebooks from Bible Reading Fellowship