A Modern Day Blank Bible
The Shepherd’s Scrapbook » Blog Archive » Building a Blank Bible (part 3): The Blank Bible
O.K., the brother who made his own Blank Bible had much more drive than me in producing his own “Blank Bible.” I may even take up his suggestions on producing one. I’m thankful he has gone to all the trouble to think this thing through.
Yet, my computer has become a more versitile note-taking format. With most Bible programs, one can associate electronic notes with a verse or passage. Perhaps my Bible Works or Logos programs would prove a more adequate, accessible and now searchable “E-Blank Bible. Hmm. Now there is a thought worth pursuing.
I find most of my “notes” are on the computer, too, though I am FAR from computer-proficient. I kind of actually started my own “blank Bible” a few years ago with thoughts of publishing it, but never knew it had already been done back in Edwards’ time.