BibleWorks7
About Biblesworks7
BibleWorks7 is a CD-ROM product that is used for biblical exegesis. It can be used by students who have not studied Hebrew and Greek as well as by persons with various levels of familiarity with these languages. BibleWorks7 contains many translations of the Bible, numerous lexical and grammatical resources, and a variety of word processing tools.
Where to find
BibleWorks7 is available on computers eCommons 212 and Lower level 012 at Emerson Library. No password is needed to access the program.
How to start the program
To start BibleWorks:
- Click on the Start button on the lower left of the computer screen
- Choose Programs
- Choose Religious CD Programs
- Click on BibleWorks7
BibleWorks7 guides
The following guides provide assistance with using BibleWorks7.
Using BibleWorks7 for word studies: Eden Seminary Library guide
This brief tutorial assists the first-time user, especially those who do not read Hebrew or Greek, with understanding the basics of BibleWorks and how to configure and use it for word studies.
Help from the BibleWorks7 program
- Press the F1 key wherever you place the cursor to get corresponding help for that section
- Click the help button on the top toolbar and choose one of the following options:
- Getting Started
- Online Help Contents
- Study Guides
Editors' tutorial
Prepared by BibleWorks, LLC and made available here with permission, “BibleWorks7 Tutorial: First Things” is recommended for those who have already used BibleWorks and want to review its features or expand their skills.
BibleWorks manual
You can access the BibleWorks manual from any of the library computers where BibleWorks is available:
- Click on the Start button on the lower left of the computer screen
- Choose Programs
- Choose Religious CD Programs
- Click on BibleWorks Manual
Online video guides to BibleWorks7
Available on the publisher's website, 6 videos (with sound) demonstrate features of BibleWorks. To access the videos, go to BibleWorks website, place the cursor on Product Information in the left column, and choose Video Introduction. Video #4, about 4 minutes long, describes the Browse Window and should be helpful to first-time users. Video #6, approximately 7 minutes long, is a detailed review of the editor (word processing) features of the Analysis Window.