And it seems that the larger any ebook is-and Bibles tend to be large-the more difficult it is to get around. I can't flip pages past the middle to find Obadiah.
However, this obviously cannot be done with an ebook version of a Bible. I knew I could open my Bible to the midway point and find myself in the book of Psalms. As a child, I was taught in Sunday School that the book of Psalms is right in the middle of the Bible (physically speaking). If you've done anything more than straight reading of the Bible on a Kindle or Nook, you can probably feel his pain. He said, "I was trying to follow you, but every time you referred to a particular passage, you were already on to something else by the time I got there." This just happened to be on a Nook, but the problem applies just as much on a Kindle. O'Hara (2) Tanakh (2) Technology (114) Theotek (10) This Week in Accordance (6) TNIV (2) TNIV (3) Tyndale (2) UPS (2) Windows (6) Wordpress (4) WordSEARCH (2)Ī few months ago, I was talking to a fellow about using the Bible on an eReader.
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