Study
to shew thyself approved unto God, a
workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of
truth. (2Ti 2:15)
Bible
Analyzer
is a freeware Bible study and analysis application developed to aid
Believers in
their study
and defense of the Holy Bible. It has
several
features usually not found in other Bible software programs. Bible
Analyzer has recently
been updated to Version 2.0 with many new features
and enhancements.
Bible Analyzer will soon be
available for Macintosh OS X as well as Microsoft
Windows.
All the features of our previous applications Bible
Companion
and Bible Compare plus new
features have been
combined into the new Bible Analyzer
to form Version 2.0.
New
Version 2.0 features include:
New Image
Viewer
with
hundreds of charts, graphs, Christian cartoons, classic
images, and maps (on CD-Rom)
Multiple
Tabbed Windows provide one-click access to previous results
New Module
Manager with easy selection of modules
New Master
Control Panel which places all major features in one handy
control
Versatile Mini-Window that can
display Webster's Definitions, Treasury of Scripture
Knowledge, etc.
Complete
interface redesign with customizable visual
enhancements
Advanced Bible
and Library search features with added printing and copy
abilities.
For
a more complete list of Bible Analyzer's features, visit our Features
and Screenshots Pages.
Macintosh
OS X (10.3.9)
Key Features at a Glance
Easily expand by
adding Bible and Dictionary modules
View Strong's
definition in a popup when cursor is on number
View texts
independently and simultaneous in the same window
View search results
in the context of the chapter
View a complete
wordlist with count of any
book, chapter or verse
View every wordform
from a
string entry with a count
Match wordform
string at
beginning, within, or at end of word.
Count the sequential
number of
any verse
Cycle through any
text with
arbitrary verse, word, or letter sequences
View statistical
details of any
book, chapter, or verse.
Find the longest,
shortest, and middle verse of a book or chapter
Count the words,
letters,
sentences, etc. of any book, chapter, or verse
View every
difference between any two Bible texts
Integrated text
reader containing
several Bible study texts
with popup verses
View all verses from a page of references
in the MiniWindow
Ability to change application appearance
Able to customize Titlebar and Toolbar
Easy to read module contents with common
editors
History list to
remember previous verses
Print with
preview
Bible Analyzer
Key Feature of the Month
Bible
Text
Comparison
One of the most powerful and unique features of Bible
Analyzer is its
ability to compare Bible texts. It can,
Show every added and omitted word in context with a
statistical count
Show every instance where an entered Keyword is
omitted
Show every verse with a specified word count
difference
Filter differences
of punctuation and case from results
Filter spelling and
compound word differences in AV 1611 edition from results
Version
Differences
For instance, using an Every Difference Comparison
the table at right reveals the number of
differences between the Authorized Version
as compared to the 1611 edition and some
modern versions in the book of Titus.
(All
differences in
case and punctuation were ignored. With the 1611 edition spelling and
compound words were also
ignored).
AV-1611 RV ASV RSV ESV NASV NIV NKJV
0
375 400
911 850 777 1022 449
A quick glance reveals the differences between the current Authorized
Version and the modern versions are many. However, the
differences with its 1611 edition are zero.
In Bible
Analyzer's display, all the hundreds of differences
are marked.
Version
Omissions
With
the Keyword Comparison the
results can be even more dramatic. Using the Keyword Christ, Bible
Analyzer reveals that as compared with the Authorized
Version, the word is omitted many times
in
the modern versions as the table at right shows.
ASV NASV RSV ESV NIV NKJV
44 times
49 times
49 times 47 times 51 times 2 times
To be
fair, the Authorized Version also omits the word Christ
where the others have it (11 times compared to the ASV).
However, a study of the nature of these differences can be quite
revealing.
For more information about Bible
Analyzer's many
features, check out our Features
and Screenshots
pages.
