Accordance 13 and Logos 9: Which Software for Biblical Exegesis? (International Version) (original) (raw)
An extensive comparative review of Accordance 13 and Logos 9 Bible software. It shows the possibilities offered by these software programs in the field of biblical studies. It underlines the strengths and weaknesses of each software at each stage of exegesis. An abridged version is available online: https://timotheeminard.com/accordance-13-and-logos-9-which-software-for-biblical-exegesis/
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