The bottom line is that, like any study Bible, the Dake Bible has its good points and its bad points. Many people like to use several different study Bibles when they do an in-depth study, because each set of notes carries with it the personality of the person(s) who helped edit it. There are many study Bibles to choose from, and some are better than others. Dake wrote from a Charismatic viewpoint, so the Dake Bible definitely is of that persuasion. Most Bible scholars consider Dake’s notes to be the personal viewpoints of Finnis Jennings Dake rather than objective or strictly based on the Bible. The Dake Bible itself is an extensive work, with some 35,000 commentary notes and over 50,000 cross references, using the King James Version as its basic text. He later joined the Church of God but in later years became independent of any denomination. As a result of a criminal conviction, his ordination as a pastor with the Assemblies of God was revoked. (NOTE: These videos are intended to demonstrate the features of the software and do NOT show the Bibles and Commentaries that come with the Dake Reference Library.The Dake Bible was first published in 1961 and is the result of the work of a man named Finnis Jennings Dake (1902-1987), a Pentecostal minister. Learn more about the exciting new features in the Dake Reference Library with WORDsearch 11: 200 MBs of free space for for the programs.Microsoft Windows 10,Windows 8, Windows 7, or Windows Vista.Links to see WORDsearch in action.) WORDsearch 11 System Requirements: (Eight of these videos are includedĪt the bottom of this page. That will help you get the most out of the WORDsearch 11ĭake Reference Library. Life Application Map set (available as a downloadĪlso includedare eleven (11) short Video Tutorials.Vincent's Word Studies in the New Testament.TALKING Strong's Greek and Hebrew Dictionary.Torrey's Treasure of Scripture Knowledge.Jamieson, Fausset and Brown Commentary (NEW).Barnes' Notes on the New Testament Commentary.In Addition To The Dake Works Above The Following Valuable
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