Paid Bible Study Software
- Accordance (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android)
- Accordance Lite (free)
- Biblesoft OneTouch PC Study Bible (Windows, Web)
- OneTouch Light (free)
- BibleWorks (Windows, no longer sold)
- Discovery Bible Software (Windows, Mac)
- Logos (Windows, Mac, Web, iOS, Android)
- Logos Basic (free)
- NeuBible (iOS $1.99)
- Power Bible (Windows $7)
- SwordSearcher (Windows $69.95)
Free Bible Software
- AlKitab (Windows, Mac, Linux)
- And Bible (Android)
- Bible Analyzer (Windows, Mac, Linux)
- BibleDesktop (Windows, Mac, Linux)
- Bible-Discovery (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android)
- Bible Lexicon (Android)
- Bible Mapper (Windows)
- BibleTime (Windows, Mac, Linux)
- BibleTime Mini (iOS, Android)
- Bishop (iOS, Android)
- BPBible (Windows, Linux)
- Davar (Windows)
- e-Sword (Windows free, Mac $9.99, iPad $5.99, iPhone $3.99, Android $1.99)
- Eloquent (Mac)
- Ezra Project (Windows, Mac, Linux)
- FireBible (Firefox)
- Greek New Testament (Android)
- Morphology $4.99
- Greek New Testament Reader (Android)
- Hebrew Bible Reader (Android)
- iBiblia (Windows)
- InHisVerse (Windows)
- Extras $10
- Interlinear Scripture Analyzer (Windows)
- inWORD (iOS, Android)
- Subscription $5.99/year
- Laridian PocketBible (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android)
- Mantis (iOS)
- MyBible (iOS, Android)
- MySword (Android)
- Olive Tree (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android)
- PocketSword (iOS)
- Spectrum Bible (iOS)
- The Online Bible (Windows)
- The SWORD Project (Windows)
- Translation for Translators (Android)
- theWord (Windows, Mac)
- Xiphos (Windows, Linux)
- Unique Bible App (Desktop, iOS, Android)
Bible Audio
Bible Translation Software
Web Bible Software
- ALHATORAH.ORG
- Bible Gateway (Web, iOS, Android)
- Bible Hub (Web, iOS, Android)
- Bible: Revised Standard Version
- Bible Study Tools
- Bible Web App
- Blue Letter Bible (Web, iOS, Android)
- eBible (Web, Android)
- ESV (Web, iOS, Android)
- GreekBible.com
- Greek New Testament Reader
- NET Bible (Web, iOS)
- oremus Bible Browser
- Parabible
- Parallel Plus (Web, iOS, Android)
- Sefaria (Web, iOS, Android)
- Septuagint (LXX) Reader (Android)
- Smart Bible Search
- STEP Bible (Web, iOS)
- StudyLight.org
- Tecarta (Android)
- The Bible Tool
- The Unbound Bible
- YouVersion (Web, iOS, Android)
Better Bibles Blog 
I see that “the word” is not on the list. I would recommend this program to anyone. Website: http://www.theword.gr/
I have recently been researching the use of the Tetragrammaton in the OT. My old KJV has it in only a few places. If there is one thing consistantly omitted from most modern Bible translations, it is the Divine Name. I was shocked to find that it appeared almost 7,000 times in the original manuscripts.
Passages such as Exodus 3:15 and Psalm 83:18 are rendered meaningless without the use of the Divine Name.
I have heard various arguments concerning the use of ‘Yahweh’ or ‘Jehovah’ but I am sure that the inventor of language would have no problem seeing his name rendered in whatever translation it was used in. To say that the Anglicized form is unacceptable is absurd. ‘Jesus’ is the Anglicized form of God’s Son’s name and no one has a problem with that. What human author would permit his personal name to be removed or replaced from his own work?
Jesus said he came to make his Father’s name manifest. (John 17:6, 26) Why do Bible translators want to hide it?
I will second The Word (http://www.theword.gr). It’s probably the best (well, Accordance stands too high anyway 🙂
Bible Study Tools is a great resource as well. http://www.biblestudytools.com
In the letter to the Laodiceans the Lord uses the metaphor of “hot”, “cold”, and “lukewarm” in describing His concern for this church (or this “type” of church). Most today interpret “hot”, “cold”, and “lukewarm” as being degrees of passion and fervency for the Lord. However, an examination of His actual concerns and His instructions to “buy” gold refined by the fire, “buy” genuine righteousness, and “buy” the ability to “see” from Him indicates that we may have applied the wrong meaning to the metaphor “lukewarm”. Has anyone examined this issue in depth?
Freeware theWord is still a great choice. I have Logos (silver) and Wordsearch 11 but I use theWord most of the time. It is free, flexible, fast.