The acCordance Macintosh software program for Biblical Studies has been licensed by Baylor for use by students, faculty and staff. This system will benefit any serious student of the Bible. It was developed for use by individuals studying the Scriptures in Hebrew, Greek or any of several English translations. In its simplest form, it is a complete electronic concordance. Readers of Hebrew and Greek can specify grammatically tagged texts and explore how a word is used rather than only finding out where a word occurs in the Bible.
English readers can search for occurrences of words and phrases or for specific passages.
Texts from several versions that result from a search can be displayed side by side. Text can also be copied and pasted into Word. In the future, the Septuagint, various foreign language texts and other English texts are also expected to be available. The Baylor license allows access on the campus computer network to keyed copies of acCordance by all current students, faculty and staff. In addition, faculty and staff may use a copy on a home computer as long as they are employed by Baylor.