Earlier this week, we released a unique little commentary on the New Testament letter of Jude, for which we gave a series title, Accordance Commentary on the New Testament. On the surface, this commentary is like most other commentaries in that it has a section covering background, authorship, and other introductory issues one would expect. […]
A few weeks ago, we released the Hebrew Masoretic Text with Andersen-Forbes Morphology & Syntax Database. Anyone familiar with the Andersen-Forbes Hebrew Syntax Database knows that it is perhaps the most sophisticated system of Hebrew syntax in existence. In the exclusive video below, co-creator Dean Forbes describes the philosophy and methodology behind the Andersen-Forbes Database.
Article Author: Abram Kielsmeier-Jones In part 1 I linked to some theology resources in Accordance, shared some definitions of theology and systematic theology, and proposed a working list of categories we can use to organize our own systematic theology using Accordance. This second and concluding post discusses moving from the Bible to theology, as well as the […]
Article Author: Abram Kielsmeier-Jones Writing your own volume of systematic theology could be a daunting task. Stopping short of publication, many Accordance users will want to keep track of theological insights—their own and others’—as they make their way through the array of texts and tools the software offers. These two blog posts, patterned after a […]
We are pleased to announce the release of the Hebrew Masoretic Text with Andersen-Forbes Morphology and Syntax Database. This unique Hebrew database is the result of over 50 years of continued research and over one year of development just to be integrated into the Accordance Bible Software Library. In the video demo of this unique resource […]
Imagine discovering that the Bible software you depend on has been sold to another company and discontinued. Or that the original developer has simply decided to close up shop. Recent shakeups in the Bible Software industry have left many thousands of users wondering how they will continue their studies, sermon preparation, and personal Bible study. […]
Article Author: David Lang When you teach, do you export information from Accordance into a presentation program like Keynote or PowerPoint, or do you present information directly from Accordance? For me, it depends on what I’m trying to do. If I’m teaching a carefully crafted lesson which calls for polished graphics and clearly delineated points, […]
Note: This blog post continues in the revision of the Seven Strategies for Students series, bringing helpful ideas and tips up to date with the latest features in Accordance. When I began my M.Div classes in the early ’90s, laptops were a luxury most of us could not afford, and professional-grade Bible software like Accordance […]
Note: From 2016 – 2017, I wrote a series of blog posts titled “7 Strategies for Students Who Use Accordance.” This series was based upon an in-person seminar I had led a number of times, and now we also have a webinar by the same name. Although the vast majority of the content in these […]
Article Author: David Lang I used to think I was something of a history buff, but working on the Accordance Timeline Expanded Edition has taught me that I still have a lot to learn. Here are five things developing the new Timeline taught me about history. 1. It Has Always Been a Small World After […]