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Collections by Olive Tree
Finding a Bible verse with three taps, reading the Bible side-by-side with commentaries and other reference works, textual notes and hyperlinked cross-references—all of these features are what make BibleReader special, and uniquely suited to Bible study. Olive Tree Collections offer you the biblical study and reference resources necessary to take full advantage of BibleReader's features. Imagine the convenience and power of ten, twenty, or fifty different books, pocket-sized and completely portable, priced at a substantial discount (20-60%) compared to individual items. Compare that to a desk piled high with stacks of reference books!
Bible Reader's Collection
New to Bible study, especially on your handheld device? This basic collection is the place to start. It includes one classic Bible commentary, one Bible dictionary, one daily devotional, and 8 English Bible versions which cover a range from traditional (King James Version) to modern (New Revised Standard Version) to contemporary (The Message).
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Ministry Collection
With over fifty components, this large bundle includes 21 Bible translations and more than twenty reference works. You can look up information on thousands of topics, examine fine distinctions between Greek synonyms, read the New Testament in Greek, and trace cross-references on a chosen topic. Perfect for ministers of the word who share the fruits of their study to guide and enlighten others.
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Original Language Collections
Reading Scripture in its original languages reveals a colorful spectrum of sound and rhythm, and layers of nuance that can be almost impossible to preserve in translation. The Original Language Bibles Collection contains the GNT, LXX, and HMT with parsing, and lexicons. The Original Language Tools Collection contains nine reference works, including UBS Handbooks for Old and New Testaments, Keil & Delitzch's OT Commentary, Louw & Nida's Greek-English Lexicon, and more.
Concise Study Collections
In these concise and economical collections, choose from three options to choose the one that best suits your needs. Each contains the NIV, the most popular Bible translation today, as well as several other Bible translations and a different choice of devotionals, concordances, dictionaries, and cross-references. Pick from Concise Study Collection 1, Concise Study Collection 2, or Concise Study Collection 3.
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Olive Tree also offers non-reference collections and free collections.
Build Your Own Collection
Haven't found the perfect one yet? Click here to view all of Olive Tree's Collections. You can also Build Your Own Collection. Choose exactly the resources you need, and receive a discounted price—the more items, the greater the discount!
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Other New Releases
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New! In My Place Condemned He Stood: Celebrating the Glory of the Atonement
What did Christ's death on the cross accomplish?
This compact yet penetrating anthology takes an unwavering, classically biblical stance that reaffirms the doctrine of substitutionary atonement—that Jesus Christ willingly suffered and died for us, taking on the burden of our sins in order to restore our relationship with God— and counters the increasingly numerous arguments against it. With this idea under widespread attack, there has never been a better time for the enthusiastic reaffirmation of this fundamental doctrine.
This eBook includes three classic articles by noted biblical scholar James I. Packer—"The Heart of the Gospel"; his Tyndale Biblical Theology Lecture, "What Did the Cross Achieve?"; and his introductory essay to John Owen’s The Death of Death in the Death of Christ—along with Mark Dever’s recent article, "Nothing but the Blood." It also features "Books on the Cross of Christ," by Ligon Duncan, an extensive compilation and annotated bibliography of books and sermons for further reading on the subject of substitutionary atonement.
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New! Memoirs of an Ordinary Pastor
D. A. Carson’s father was a pioneering church-planter and pastor in Quebec. But still, an ordinary pastor—except that he ministered during the decades that brought French Canada from the brutal challenges of persecution and imprisonment for Baptist ministers to spectacular growth and revival in the 1970s.
It is a story, and an era, that few in the English-speaking world know anything about. Using Tom Carson’s journals and written prayers, along with narrative and historical background supplied by his son, Memoirs of an Ordinary Pastor weaves together a firsthand account of a critical period in North American church history with the inspiring story of one pastor’s life and times, dreams and disappointments.
With words that ring true for all who have devoted themselves to the Lord’s work, this unique book serves to remind readers that though the sacrifices of serving God are great, the sweetness of living a faithful, obedient life is greater still.
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New Developments at Olive Tree
- New BibleReader for BlackBerry: A new version of BibleReader for BlackBerry is in alpha testing—the final development stage before a beta version is released to the public. It offers many new features and has received extremely positive responses so far. The new BibleReader will also mean a greatly expanded library of Olive Tree resources available for the BlackBerry platform. If you are a BlackBerry user interested in helping beta-test this new program, keep an eye on our BlackBerry Forums for more information. We hope to release it for public beta testing by the end of July.
- New, Faster BibleReader for Palm: A new build of BibleReader is available for ARM Palm devices. This build will only run on Palm units with an ARM processor and running Palm OS 5.0 or greater (and not Sony Clie). Built specially for the ARM processor, this BibleReader runs signficiantly faster, allowing quick navigation and reducing search time by 50% or more. Because this version is still in beta, we've named it aBibleReader, allowing you to have both BibleReader versions installed at the same time on your Palm device. Click here for more information and to download the new ARM Palm BibleReader.
- Apple Developers Conference: Olive Tree engineers recently returned from the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, CA. "The environment couldn't have been better for networking among developers," said Drew, Olive Tree owner and CEO, who met programmers from around the world and had the opportunity to talk with developers who wrote the code for the Apple iPhone. Olive Tree is always developing new technology and expanding BibleReader's functionality to new platforms. Stay tuned for future developments!
- 2009 Christian Book Expo: Will we see you in Dallas, Texas at the 2009 Christian Book Expo? Sponsored by the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association and completely open to the public, this expo is the first event of its kind. Featuring a giant exhibit hall, as well as workshops and seminars led by today's top Christian authors, this expo will gather publishers, authors, ministries, and booksellers—all for the purpose of reaching the largest audience possible with the life-changing message in books, Bibles, and other Christian resources!
- Auto-Installers for Windows Vista: Now Vista users can install Olive Tree products with the same ease enjoyed by other Windows users. Be sure to check it out!
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SUPPORT TIPS
Interested in exploring BibleReader's features more fully? Check out the User Manuals available on our website for Palm, Pocket PC, and Desktop Assistant. You can read them online or download them as a PDF file.
As always, if you have questions and problems with Olive Tree software, contact Olive Tree Customer Suport by clicking the Support link in the upper-right of our home page. You'll find free product updates, a list of FAQs, links to the Support Forums, and the "Contact Olive Tree Support" link, where you can email support staff with your question.
If you use the "Contact Olive Tree Support" link, remember to provide as much information as possible about your device, your operating system, and the problem you're having, using in the fields on the form. The more information we have, the faster we can resolve your question!
Sincerely,
~The Team at Olive Tree
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