Since I teach beginning Greek frequently, using BibleWorks 8 to help students learn is important to me. One simple feature that pays a wealth of dividends is the vocabulary module. Memorizing vocabulary is hard, and perhaps a little tedious, but it is absolutely essential if one is going to read the New Testament with any proficiency.
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By mburer - Posted on February 2nd, 2009
I am a big fan of bible software, and as a PC user I have long enjoyed BibleWorks. (I even moonlight for them as a regional trainer here on campus, teaching training seminars for our students about twice a year.) At the end of 2008 they released version 8. I recently installed it, and really like what I see so far. There has not been any type of facelift to the interface, but there are a lot of modifications both under the hood and on the surface which make it a worthwhile investment
Dr. Michael Burer is Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. He is the assistant project director for the NET Bible and has contributed various studies to the bible.org site. His first book - A New Reader's Lexicon of the Greek New Testament, co-authored with Jeff Miller - was published Fall of 2008.