“For Ezra had set his heart to study the Law of the LORD, and to do it and to teach his statutes and rules in Israel.” Ezra 7:10
Ezra Project is a user-friendly Bible study tool focussing on topical study based on keywords/tags. This program can help you to easily manage your topical verse lists and verse-based notes. Ezra Project works with SWORD Bible translation modules and thus enables Bible study in many languages. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and the user interface has been localized to English, German, French and Dutch. Click here to get the latest release.
Usage / Howto / Screenshots
Watch this video to understand how to use Ezra Project.
You can also browse through some screenshots and photos on a separate gallery page.
If you have specific questions on how to use Ezra Project, feel free to participate in the user forum.
Features
Ezra Project comes with the following features:
- Bible browsing with access to all translations from CrossWire’s repositories
- Tagging (topical verse lists)
- Note taking (for verses and Bible books)
- Search in Bible modules and in the currently opened Bible browsing window
- Strongs Dictionary support
- User-friendly interface with tabs
- Switchable light/dark color theme
- Localizations for English, German, Dutch, French
A detailed list of features can be found on a separate page.
An overview of changes per release is available in the Change Log.
Upcoming Features
Ezra Project is currently on a bi-monthly release schedule. The next release 0.17.0 is planned for February 2021 with the following changes:
- Android Tablet Support
Installation
The latest installation packages for Windows, macOS and Linux can be found on GitHub. Specific install instructions can be found on a separate page.
User Forum
To give feedback and discuss about Ezra Project feel free to participate in the user forum: forum.ezra-project.net
Issues
To file issues (bug reports, feature requests, etc.) please use the Github issue system. Click here to file a new Issue for Ezra Project.
Development
Have a look at Ezra Project’s GitHub repository to find out more about its development.