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Wondering what Bible study tools are right for you? Take a look inside Olive Tree resources and decide for yourself. We’ll give our thoughts on it, too.

Some categories of resources include Bibles, study Bibles, commentaries, and dictionaries. Also, there are posts on more unique resources! For example, learn about Calvin’s Institutes or audio devotionals. In these posts, we’ll show you screenshots and gifs of how it works and special features.

If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us. You can do so by emailing support@olivetree.com or messaging us directly on social media. We will do our best to answer your questions!

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How to Use the NIDNTTE

NIDNTTE

A standard and widely-used reference work for nearly 40 years, the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis (NIDNTTE) has been thoroughly revised and updated to aid today’s pastors, students, scholars, and teachers in their study of the New Testament. The NIDNTTE offers a wealth of background and…

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Commentaries

Making the Most of NIVAC

No matter your level of expertise with the Bible, there are certain things we all do when we come to a time of studying God’s Word. After reading the text, there are two things we always hope to walk away with from the text: 1) what does this passage mean, and…

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Preaching The Word Commentary Olive Tree Bible App
Commentaries

6 Tips on Using Preaching the Word Commentary

The Preaching the Word Commentary Series offers unique insight into Biblical texts from the heart of a pastor. It is noted for its commitment to biblical authority and clear exposition of Scripture. Its emphasis on application and shepherding makes it a valuable asset for sermon and class preparation, as well…

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Commentaries

A Commentary You Can Apply to Your Life

NIV Application Commentary

There’s a reason students call seminary, “cemetery.” When I think of my Bible college experience, I remember the thick, dry textbooks. The information usually felt distant: arguments about authorship, textual criticism, definitions of the Greek and Hebrew. Although I learned a lot about the Bible, I often finished my reading assignments…

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The Jesus Bible
Bibles

The Jesus Bible

Encounter the living Jesus in all of Scripture. The Jesus Bible, NIV Edition lifts Jesus up as the lead story of the Bible. There are so many exclusive articles from Louie Giglio, Max Lucado, John Piper, and Randy Alcorn in this Bible! This profound and easy-to-use Bible can help you…

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Bibles

Look Inside: Olive Tree Bible Topic Threads

Olive Tree Bible Topic Threads

If you’ve ever wanted to trace a specific theme or word in the Bible to see how it connects through Scripture, then the Olive Tree Bible Topic Threads is a must-have resource for your Bible study library. It contains 2,700 topics and 31,000 links. Bible commentaries and study notes are great…

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Bibles

Look Inside: Hayford Bible Handbook

Bible Handbooks are great resources that help you go deeper in your Bible study. In this post, we’ll look at the Hayford Bible Handbook and all the tools it comes with. It’s a fantastic addition to any Bible study collection. It is best to use the handbook in the Resource…

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NKJV Word Study Bible
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Look Inside: Word Study Bible

The NKJV Word Study Bible (and KJV version!) is a fantastic resource for your personal Bible study. It includes the NKJV or KJV Bible text with Strong’s tagging, translators’ notes, book introductions, word studies, indexes and a concordance. In this blog we’ll show you how this great resource works when used…

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Look Inside

Look Inside: LifeConnect Study Bible

Life Connect Study Bible

How do we move from reading the Bible to applying it to our lives? For many, the idea of “studying” the Bible is overwhelming and questions soon follow: What commentary should I use? Do I need to know Greek or Hebrew to really understand Scripture? Does it take college-level training…

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