There's a nice script called Bible-fetch: https://github.com/covode/bible-fetch
Which scrapes Biblegateway. This gives access to many versions, and by default without the verse numbers, which is good for me because I find them annoying and takes away from the text of the Bible. It's a Python script, so requires Python and a few dependencies, like Beautifulsoup. Devin Prater r.d.t.pra...@gmail.com On Thu, Nov 18, 2021 at 12:12 PM David Hoff Jr <dhof...@att.net> wrote: > I believe there is a bit of misunderstanding here. A Swedish person > trying to use the English language has used the word "fairy" incorrectly. > His intent was correct, but his word was not. > > It would be nice if Linux had a fully functional Bible program which was > accessible with Orca on the Linux desktop. It does have a console tool > such as Diatheke which with personalized scripting can be used for > reading and searching the scripture, but that takes some scripting work. > > Windows have a few Bible programs, a few are reasonably accessible, which > I have used in the past. I took the time to copy every chapter in the > Bible and save them to a text file which I now use daily for reading. > These are very useful in Linux, but not the same as a program to use for > reading and research. > > God has provided, we just have to find out how to use the resources he > provides. > -- > <dhof...@att.net> > > >
