Some claim the best search engines, while others state they have the finest tools for exegesis. Logos Bible Software 2.0 from Logos Research Systems, and Parsons Technology's QuickVerse 4.0 Deluxe Bible Reference Collection, Teacher's Edition . Each holds its own, depending on the money you want to spend and how you'll use the software. The viewer is essentially free, and you can buy additional books as you need. The levels refer to the number of unlocked books available at that price.
Additional books are accessible at extra cost by calling a toll-free number.
It didn't take me long to feel at ease with the program. I opened more than thirty Bibles, including KLJ, NIV, ASV, RSV, NRSV, NKJV , the BHS Hebrew Bible, and Rahlfs's Septuagint. Logos 2.0 also boasts devotional tools, including an electronic hymnal featuring audio clips of each song. Logos 2.0 also contains Hebrew and Greek texts, showing accents and points. Three morphological databases are included.