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These days I do my Bible study and sermon prep in Logos so I have a copy of BibleWorks 7 + modules sitting unused. I do not have the original box though I do have the original cds plus all serial numbers. Here’s what I have:

• BibleWorks 7 The newest version, recently released, is 8. Read a review of 7 here. Cost new: $350.
• The BDAG/Halot module. Cost new: $212.
• Futato’s Beginning Biblical Hebrew module. Cost new: $25.
• Waltke and O’Connor’s Biblical Hebrew Syntax module. Cost new: $43.
• Comfort and Barrett’s The Text Of The Earliest New Testament Greek Manuscripts module. Cost new: $30.

I am selling all this for $300.

If you were to buy all of this today, with BibleWorks 8 instead of 7, it would cost $660, about the same I paid when BibleWorks 7 came out.

Upgrading from BibleWorks 7 to BibleWorks 8 costs $150 so if you really want BibleWorks 8 but are also interested in my modules you could buy what I’m offering above, upgrade to BibleWorks 8, and still save $200.

Update: This has been sold.

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The description of the book reads:

John Piper has gathered from the New Testament fifty reasons behind the crucifixion of the Christ. Not fifty causes, but fifty purposes—in answer to the most important question facing us in the twenty-first century: Why did Jesus suffer and die?

I am giving away 5 copies of the book. If you would like a copy, the requirement is simple: add a comment to this entry and in your comment give a sentence or two telling why the death of Jesus is so precious and necessary. I will draw names from these comments. Be sure and fill in your email address when you add your comment, the address won’t be posted but it will ensure I can get in touch with you if you win.

Now, I don’t even think I have five readers of this blog, so the chances of getting a copy are pretty good. If you know someone else who might like a copy of the book, spread the word to them.

Update:
Okay, okay, this is my first giveaway – cut me some slack. I forgot to mention when the giveaway will end. I’ll draw names on Good Friday, April 10th.

Also, if you’re a member at Immanuel you don’t have to enter, you’ll get a free copy anyway.

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