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The KJV Desktop Bible Book 2
Beautiful Mediaeval-Styled desktop multi-Bible book. Includes KJV, MKJV, ASV, YLT, DRB, WEB and BBE versions. Easily navigatable with verse search or phrase search . You can bookmark verses and add topics and notes. You can compare multiple version of a
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Ace Bible v.3.1.0.9
With Ace Bible Explorer you can explore more than a 40 Bibles and commentaries with special Bible research tools, including dictionaries, thesauri, guides, queries, topic organizers, verse-by-verse comparing, a red-letter highlighter, a personal vers
BibleMax Hungarian Bible v.1.0
Hungarian or Magyar language is spoken in Hungary and in several Central-European regions that were part of the Kingdom of Hungary until the early 20th century.
BibleMax Dutch Bible v.1.0
Dutch is the official language of the Netherlands, Belgium and Suriname. It is also spoken in several African regions colonized by the Netherlands.
BibleMax Portuguese Bible v.1.0
Portuguese is the official language of Portugal and Brazil, and is also spoken in some regions of Africa and Asia.
BibleMax Maori Bible v.1.0
Te reo Maori is the language spoken by the native population of New Zealand and one of the three official languages of that country.
BibleMax Dansk Bible v.1.0
Danish (Dansk) is a Germanic language spoken mainly in Denmark and in some regions of Germany. This free BibleMax module features a Danish translation of the Bible made in 1933.
BibleMax Japanese Shinkaiyaku Seisho v.1.0
The first Christian missionaries arrived to Japan in the 16th. century. They produced an earlier version of the Bible in Japanese. Nevertheless, Christianity was later banned and the missionaries were expelled from the country.
BibleMax Swedish Bible v.1.0
Swedish is a Germanic language that is spoken mainly in Sweden and in some areas of Finland. This BibleMax module features a Swedish translation of the Bible.
BibleMax Thai Bible v.1.0
Thai is the official language of Thailand, and is spoken by more than 80 percent of the population. Although Christendom was introduced in Thailand in the 16th century, Christians constitute only 0.
BibleMax Romanian Dumitru Cornilescu v.1.0
Dumitru Cornilescu was an Orthodox priest who later converted to Protestantism. He is the author of the first and most widely known Romanian translation of the Bible. Cornilescu made his translation in 1921 and it was published in 1928.