Olive Tree Bible Software has released more than 75 of its Bibles, Christian eBooks, devotionals and other software for PDA; available to download freely from its website.
|PIC1|BibleReader, the Olive Tree application, comes with each download (with the option to customise your screen layouts, bookmark your favorite verses and text search your bible), along with a series of articles offering helpful suggestions to use your new tools.
15 different languages, including Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish and New Testament Greek are available, and there is no charge for the download.
Click here to visit the website.
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