If you use e-Sword or the Android app MySword for studying the Bible this post is for you. Today I am introducing you to a website from which you can download free modules for e-Sword and MySword.
Introduction to Software Modules
The term ‘Module’ has several definitions. But in this context, a module is another piece of software that extends the functionality of the eSword and MySword Software. For example, if you need access to a specific version of the Bible that is not built into eSword (or MySword) you can use a Module to add that translation.
Modules for eSword and MySword
Modules are useful because e-Sword and MySword themselves offer only basic functionalities. But they have been written in such a way their functionalities can be expanded using modules written specifically for that purpose. These modules may add features that include but not limited to Bible Commentaries,
Bible dictionaries, Notes, Maps, various Bible Translations etc.
Visit the Bible Support Website
The Bible Support website has thousands of modules developed with e-Sword and MySword in mind. At the time of this writing, it has at least 5,000+ modules for e-Sword and another 200+ modules for MySword. It also features a community forum in which you can find answers to any questions you may have.
Visit: Bible Support
If this blog post was helpful to you, please consider leaving your feedback in the comments section at the bottom. It would be a great encouragement to me personally.
Similar Resources:
MySword: Free Study Bible for Andriod
Research indicates that Android is taking over the mobile device market as more users are switching from iPhone and other types of […]
e-Sword: The Best Free Software for Studying the Bible
Obviously, e-Sword may not be the best Bible Study Software. But many Christians will agree, that e-Sword beats all the other free […]
Sermon: Why the Pentecostal Movement Exploded?
Introduction
In a New Year’s Eve watch night service on December 31, 1900, a group of 40 Bible school students gathered in Topeka, […]
Sermon: The 3 fold cost of Discipleship
Introduction
There is a question I am asked when met with colleagues in ministry. ‘How many members do you have in your church?’ […]
This is my MySword website. I have direct downloads, where you do not have to register or be a member to download.
I would like to get free modules for MySword, but navigating around your site doesn't seem to accomplish anything but sending me back to the start, that's not really very useful. I was told about MySword by a friend, but at the time he got it they offered free modules. Now it appears that there is a charge for any of them, this discourages me enough to delete the App, and forget about it. I have theword.net on my computer and it's free for most of the apparently except specialty apps.