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A cool and trendy, free, Bible tool for teens who want a few hip buttons, stylish text and easy to use features 
Features include: Easy navigation, a search box that works just like Google, one click access to email, printing and a clean, uncluttered user experience. No previous Bible software experience needed. English and Spanish Bibles included. You can add your own Bibles such as the NIV Bible.
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Gospel Parallels is a side by side New Testament Bible tool 
All 4 gospels appear on your screen side by side for easy reading, scrolling, word search and studying. Includes a notepad, chronological index & instant parallel passage matching. A very helpful tool for the serious Bible student.
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Worship Him makes preparing and executing worship services fast fun and easy 
Worship Him's dual monitor support makes presenting song lyrics (and much more) a breeze, whether planned or spontaneous. Besides song lyrics, Worship Him also supports Bible verses, announcements, sermon points, PowerPoint, OO Impress, pictures, movie clips, sound clips, DVD clips, CD tracks + playlists, Shockwave/Flash movies, and more. All in one easy to use package.
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Bible Collection Plus combines two award winning programs into one low priced high value package 
The Bible Collection is already an incredible deal at $12.99. Now, for only 99 cents more you also get Life Organizer for a savings of $10 or 42% for both products. The Bible Collection. features a large selection of greeting cards with quotes from the Bible. Cards are formatted and ready to print. Life Organizer is a simple tool for organizing life.
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A fun way for children (and adults) to learn the books of the Bible 
Covers both the old and new testaments. Easy and hard levels. Has 12 different animated rewards.
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SwordSearcher: Powerful Bible study application featuring numerous resources and unique features 
Includes several commentaries, dictionaries, maps, illustrations, and topical guides. Features powerful searching and many useful time-saving tools. Other features include pop-up verse referencing, pop-up Strong's definitions in King James Bible text, Topic Guide, Deep Referencing which links all relevant material to verses; and more.
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Learn Telepathy- you will learn telepathy in 3 months 
This unique software have been developed and tested by scientists. After 80 trainings 64% of respondents have achieved success rate more than 65%. Now most of them can 'read' thoughts and guess cards while playing poker.
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‘Digital Physiognomy’ is supposed to help you find out what makes someone able to read a face and how accurate is that evaluation. Physiognomy means reading one’s character by face and the producer claims that this program can do that. This program offers you a library full of elements needed to put together a identikit image of one’s face, such as forehead, cheekbone, chin, eyes, brows, nose, mouth, ears or hair.  

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Muhurta Explorer is based on ancient Indian Vedic electional astrology 
The software can search for the auspicious time to do a task using Vedic principles and Panchaang – the vedic calendar. You can also check for the auspiciousness of a particular time for a particular task. Gives you a report of auspiciousnes, listing various factors plus a detailed analysis. Available in several languages. Built by the makers of Horoscope Explorer.
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Salaat Time is a multi-function Islamic application that calculates the prescribed five daily Muslim prayer times, as well as graphical Qiblah direction for anywhere in the world 
It includes a monthly perpetual Hijri-Gregorian calendar with complete forward/backward navigation which highlights important Islamic dates and moon phases. Salaat Time rests in the system tray and at the prescribed times the Athan sounds and/or displays visual alerts.
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