Verse Study
See tags, notes, commentary, Greek or Hebrew language, and references connected to the whole library in one window per verse.
The Largest Restoration Movement Library In Any Bible Software
Explore books and journals. Included in every purchase: Firm Foundation, Millennial Harbinger, Gospel Advocate, Christian Baptist, and more. All for no additional cost.
Original Languages and Search
Latin, German, Greek, and English interlinears with tap-to-read word study, plus custom search across Scripture and the full library.
Why I built this
Three goals
- Give access to material from the church.
- Create a space of trust for the church.
- Help every Christian grow in their faith in God and their knowledge of the Bible.
You've been there before. You have a question and want to find some good material that may have an answer, but you don't know where to look, or even who to trust. This software is designed for you to go here first instead of google for the answers from scripture.
So, I built RestoreNation to provide access instead of carrying on with pdf searches or needing to know of a book from your library you've not read in months that may have something you need, but you either forgot or did not get that far while reading it. So, this software will certainly help fill the gaps you did not know you had in your personal studies, Bible classes you teach, sermons to preach, or devotionals to lead.
If there are any questions, please reach out.
— Stephen Higley
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This is one of the greatest pieces of software, because it's in our hermeneutic.
David
Preacher, 45 years
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RestoreNation is one of the best tools for the church in the last 50 years.
John
Preacher, 35 years
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I've learned so much reading books in the library. I discovered Elam's Notes, and I think everyone should read those.
Connie
Bible class teacher