BDIKKAT  Doesn't work. On launch, it beeps, presents a message saying "no version found", then gives a meaningless "find" dialog.  
(Version 4.1.1)

DEAN REINHEIMER  I began using Online Bible (Mac) waaay back in the OS9 days. It was a real blessing and help through my three years at a Bible Institute, helping me to study, write papers, prepare sermons, etc.

A friend in school had the Windows/Microslop version and I just couldn't seem to get the hang of it.

I've tried many, many other programs but ALWAYS keep coming back to OLB Along those lines, is it just me or was the learning curve on Accordance a little "steep"?

I find the search capabilities in OLB are AWESOME! whether searching by English words, Greek/Hebrew words, or even by Strong's numbers!

Adding my personal notes/studies/commentaries at each verse is a great advantage too!

OH yes, I need to praise the developer's response time as being TREMENDOUS too!!! (even if it was a LOOOONG wait for a native OSX version)

Personally, I'd like to see the interface in OLB updated to a more "Mac-like" presentation.  
(Version 4.0.4)

MICG  Incredible Bible and reference collection. I'm beyond impressed - I'm amazed at the quality of such Bible program as this v3.5.1 which

I use in Classic. Get it.  
(Version 4.0.4)

TONYLAWRENCE  I have been a OLB user for many years and appreciate it quick and fast capabilities. Recently also purchased Accordance. There is a place for both programs. For quick searches and a wealth of somewhat older material you cannot beat OLB. The "Copy Verses" feature far exceeds everyone else's implementation. For original language searches, more current resources Accordance beats any Bible study software on any platform. I am thankful for both.   
(Version 4.0.3)

SMKSENSEI  After an incredibly long beta testing, I'm glad to see this has finally released. The interface hasn't changed much over the long used classic version, which is both a positive (for us old-timers) but perhaps a liability for those newer to the Mac experience.

Hopefully soon many of the texts will also be updated. (typos, etc.) I know the Byzantine Greek text has been completely revised since the 2001 edition and needs to be replaced with the 2006+ edition. With new and updated texts, hopefully on the new CD's I'm sure the value will be much more than the cost.

I've found, however, in the long wait, that MacSword is so much more intuitive, flexible, and easy to use. (More OS X-like) The only thing really lacking in MacSword are the copyrighted texts.  
(Version 4.0.3)

MACNEWS  Just so you know: This guy has been responsible for not only the OS X version, but in the past the Classic version. It's not his day job. He's done a wonderful job thus far.  
(Version 3.9.10y36)

TICE  Hope you didn't worked on that project on a sunday:

4. Mose chapter 15 verse 32-36 ; )  
(Version 3.9.10y36)

SMKSENSEI  Wow, 6-7 years in Beta testing.  
(Version 3.9)

MACSWEEP  To those who are complaining about the free vs. paid CD-ROM versions: They are one in the same application. The copyrighted material in the modules are what costs, due to royalties to the copyright holders. Pubic domain versions of the Bible are free and are downloadable.  
(Version 3.9)

CARL878  This is the finest program for Bible study I have seen to date. I have found this MAC version to be flawless even when I haveover 50 study search pages open at once. The only deficiency is the limit on the number of verses that can be copied at once which is 200(even with the King James version which is not copyrighted). Since there is a work around I gave it a five (5) rating for features and ease of use. Before the work around I would have given it a four in each of these.

This version is not to be confused with the PC version which is written by an entirely different group of programmers and is greatly inferior in ease of use and its other features.  
(Version 3.9)