New Module - Reformation Confessions

Now available a module which includes various Reformation related confessions including:

• Luther's 95 Theses
• Augsburg Confession of 1530
• Heidelberg Confession
• The Canons of Dort
• Westminster Confession of Faith
• Waldensian Confession
• Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy

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New Module - Book of Concord (Bente, Triglotta ed.)

More fun for Lutherans out there. I finally finished cleaning up an edition of Bente's Book of Concord, a public domain text which is available at the Book of Concord website. Of course this edition is spruced up a little bit more, with the most useful part for BibleWorks users being the fact that the Book of Concord Scripture references will now link up in BibleWorks in the Resource Summary Window.

There are a few spotty places where the links don't work completely (a large number of them come at the end of the Small Catechism), because the links are for entire chapters rather than specific verses. I may get these cleaned up in the future, but it's not a really high priority on my list right now because of other things I have going. The files are certainly available for others to edit, correct and tweak.

If there is anyone ambitious enough to make more Concord-related files out there available, let me know. I'm currently working on a lectionary commentary project, but if anyone knows if there would be any copyright issues with making a module out of Bul's Notes, let me know. I'd love to add that to the bunch.

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New Module - Kretzmann's Popular Commentary

While this may be of more excitement to Lutherans out there, it still is a major addition for all BibleWorks users. I have finally completed the finishing touches on Paul Kretzmann's famous Popular Commentary series so that it now works in and with BibleWorks in the Resource Summary window or stand-alone as an HTML Help file.

The text is all from the Kretzmann Project and my thanks go to them for making this resource available to online users.

This compilation is available as per their provisions: We do claim the copyright on the electronic edition, but only to assure that it is not tampered with. We give full permission to replicate and distribute the text in any form whatsoever, printed or electronic, so long as the content itself is not altered, other than to correct scanning errors, fix formatting, change fonts, etc.

No content has been altered except what was necessary to adapt it for use in HTML Help and BibleWorks.

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Any Lutheran help out there?

I am working on a couple of HTML Help projects for BibleWorks 7. One of those is the English edition of the Book of Concord (Triglotta) by Bente. If there are any people out there who care to help edit this project (which basically amounts to fixing Scriptural links), please let me know. Or if you want to help in the future with any other projects like this let me know via the comments.

Right now the Book of Concord module is completely done, it's just going through quality control, so stay tuned for more information. (By the way, you don't have to be a Lutheran to help, I just figured Lutherans would be the ones most interested.)