Why I’m Thankful for eSU

I wanted to take a few minutes and be thankful for eSU. Pardon the ramblings, which are not necessarily in the order of their importance.

eSU has increased the amount of Bible study tools I have at my disposal.

eSU helped me learn to maximize the vast potential of eSword.

eSU provided a place for me to ask questions, and receive answers (sometimes the answers were even helpful!).

eSU taught me about many of the free and helpful programs that live elsewhere on the ‘net.  read more...

Hi, eSU,

just wanted to let you know that all of our Expositor's Bible modules have had their file names modified, but none of the contents have been edited.

Now as we add Expositor's Bible modules, they'll all be named like this:

Expositor's Bible Vol zz BookName by Author.topx

OMLB feels this naming strategy will make keeping, filing & (most importantly) finding these treasures easier than by author's last name.

Visit www.DoctorDaveT.com for more info and more modules.

Greetings, Fellow eSUrs,

Dr. Wilbur N. Pickering's book "The Identity of the New Testament Text II" is now available as an eSword module. This book is under copyright, but Dr. Pickering (the copyright holder) has given his kind permission to use his work. It may be distributed gratis, but no changes may be made to the module. If you are unwilling to abide by these conditions, please do not download this free module.

It may be downloaded BY CLICKING HERE (version 9x only).

From the back cover  read more...

Greetings, Fellow eSUrs,

I've been collecting ministry tools (you may remember that they used to be called "books") since high school. Some of my earliest treasures were Treasury of David by Spurgeon, Treasury of Scripture Knowledge (Bible cross references, often attributed to R.A. Torrey), my beloved Strong's Exhaustive Concordance ("Strong's for the strong, Young's for the young, Cruden's for the crude"!!), Old Testament History by Edersheim, and of course my old Scofield Reference Bible.  read more...

ATTENTION, PLEASE:

As of August 1, 2010, this blog will no longer be maintained.

This blog was originally started to help historians find historical content. (eSU only sorts .topx by author's last name; so it isn't easy to find all of its resources on anything historical.) Additionally, conservative/evangelical resource material from outside of eSU was added for the convenience of eSUrs. The result was a list of the historical resources formatted for eS that Baptists and other conservatives would find useful.  read more...

Greetings, eSUrs,

Virgil has brought us another classic! Billy Sunday - The Man and His Message by William T. Ellis, is now available at Baptist Bible Believers website. This is just his latest; he has dozens of classics available. And he has given us permission to use his work to build e-Sword modules! Could YOU step forward and build some classic e-Sword modules?  read more...

The King James Version Defended by Edward F. Hills.

Copyright 1956, 1973 by Edward Freer Hills.
Copyright 1984 by Marjorie J. Hills.
This module copyrighted 2009 by Anne Hills Brown.
All rights reserved.
This module is NOT public domain.

However, this module has been made freely available for e-Sword by the copyright holder!

This e-Sword module may not be edited nor altered in any fashion. It may not be sold or grouped with any information to be sold. It may only be given away. Please DO NOT download this module if you cannot accept these terms for distribution.  read more...

Greetings, Fellow eSUrs,

I'm working on completing "The Fundamentals" edited by R.A. Torrey (General Editor). I ran across a very interesting article (several as a matter of fact - but I'm only going to post just this one), and I thought I'd give you a 'sneak peak.'  read more...

I bought my first computer in 1989. It was an 8088 (older than even a 286 machine!). 640k memory; 20 megabytes of storage; the processor speed was 8 megahertz - I could engage a turbo button to increase that to 10 megahertz. Think through that! Current machines are 1,000+ times faster! My PDA has more power than my first computer! I paid $1,400 for that thing! It makes me sick to think of it! I didn't use Windows. I used MS-DOS. My first version of WordPerfect was 5.1 for DOS. I still remember the black pica text up against the bright blue background. But I loved WordPerfect 5.1.  read more...

ATTENTION, PLEASE:

As of August 1, 2010, this blog will no longer be maintained.

This blog was originally started to help theologues find doctrinal content. (eSU only sorts .topx by author's last name; so it isn't easy to find all of its resources on any one doctrine of the Bible.) Additionally, conservative/evangelical resource material from outside of eSU was added for the convenience of eSUrs. The result was a list of the doctrinal resources formatted for eS that Baptists and other conservatives would find useful.  read more...