The Table of Contents
Introduction
How to Use This Program
How to Use This Program
If you know the basics about Windows then your all set. I've tried to make this Bible information program as simple as possible. Here are a few tips:
- All Scriptures are in blue
- Words of Christ' are in red
- Pop-up definitions are in green with a dotted line.
- Jump texts are in green with a solid line.
- Camera's have hot-spots if you click on them. 
- Pictures have pop-up menus if you click on them.
- Don't forget to use the button bar on the top (especially the CONTENTS button if you want to go back to the beginning). Also experiment with copy and paste, annotations, print, search, and bookmark. These are handy tools and simple to use. Try for example copying the pop-up definition "dotted" above. The way to do this is to click on the word and then right click anywhere in the pop up form. This program works with Windows 95 and you'll notice several improvements such as with your search and copy capabilities. The map button is available for easy referencing. I like to use the history button and keep that feature available often.
- This program works with Win 3.1 also (if you have the patch from Microsoft that allows you to run Winelp for Win95 with Win3.1).
Who's this program for?
"Study to show thyself approved . . ."
This program is designed for the more serious student of the Word. The information available is very easily accessible. It will be upgraded in the future and the the latest versions with more info will be available on the Bible Knowledge Accelerator Home Page and will require a password (which you will have if you are a registered BKA5 user).
What's covered in this program?
A harmony of the life of Jesus using all four of the gospel' accounts, a brief historical sketch of the background of the 1st Century world during the life of Jesus, and various topical outlines, as well as a brief history of Rome, and a geographical shetch of 1st Cent. Palestine. You can review various subjects about Christ's life and ministry with the parallel passages in view. There are numerous popup definitions with each topic and graphical illustrations throughout.
Let me know what you think?
I've tried to make these programs simple, somewhat informative, and honest. But what really matters is what they do for you. Please let me know what you think. The easiest way is to use email:
Rusty Russell
28362 Laura La Plante Drive
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
EMail Address: rusty@free-bible.com