I liken them to two ropes going through two holes in the ceiling and over a pulley above. If I wish to support myself by them, I must cling to them both. If I cling only to one and not the other, I go down. I read the many teachings of the Bible regarding God's election, predestination, his chosen, and so on. I read also the many teachings regarding ';whosoever will may come' and urging people to exercise their responsibility as human beings. These seeming contradictions cannot be reconciled by the puny human mind. With childlike faith, I cling to both ropes, fully confident that in eternity I will see that both strands of truth are, after all, of one piece.
R.B. Kuiper

Bibletime 1.0 review

Bibletime 1.0 review

Andreas “Dre” Pour provides a review of Bibletime 1.0:

Last weekend I set aside some time to review Bibletime, which has just reached its first stable release after a long period of development. Bibletime is a Bible study program based on SWORD. Sword is a library which
provides functions for searching the Bible, bookmarking, viewing Bible text, commentary and lexicon modules and writing personal comments, but lacks a GUI (which Bibletime provides). I should note at the outset that
I have never used a Bible-study program before. Nevertheless, after using the program for just a short time I appreciated what a great and useful program it is for those who read or study the Judaeo-Christian
scriptures.

The complete review continues here.

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