How to View Multiple Translations Simultanenously ?

If anyone knows how to view More-than-one translation on-screen (at the same time), as in some kind of Split-Screen format, I would So appreciate your giving me a clue -- which right now I have none.

I once had a Bible with Four (yep, 4) different translations printed side-by-side -- was such Great Help for study! Presently, since most of my Bible study now occurs online, being able to compare even Two simultaneously would be a real blessing. Any input out there ? ?

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NB.Mick

If anyone knows how to view More-than-one translation on-screen (at the same time), as in some kind of Split-Screen format, I would So appreciate your giving me a clue -- which right now I have none.

Strange. I always thought that the split screen was biblia.com's standard display.

GaoLu

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/367123#Comment_367123

Here are some ideas that might help:

F7 pulls up a comparative list of your preferred Bibles
The left and right arrow keys rotate you through preferred Bibles
Or set up a Layout something like this (and save it: Top right | Layout |Rename "Snapshot"):

Don't forget to link the panels together if you want then synchronized.

steve clark

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/367202#Comment_367202

Perhaps you have set Biblia.com to the Mobile view, which shows only a single book.

If so, slide the scroll-bar down to see the bottom of the webpage, then click on the Standard link to have Biblia.com return to the two book view.

Then you should see something like shown below. You then can select which books that you want on each side.

Paul Lufkin

Biblehub.com lets you see 5 translations side by side in their parallel section.