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Originally Posted by crich70
Kindle has the ability to switch quickly too sometimes. I've got the KJV and a Bible Encyclopedia both on my Kindle and sometimes when I want to look up the meaning of something my kindle goes from the Bible to the Encyclopedia to give me the meaning of the word. And some of the commentaries have very good links between the actual scripture and what the author of the commentary wrote about the passage in question. John Gill's commentary is good for that and the book is only $5.99 over at Amazon. As I recall it's a larger file since it contains both the bible and his commentary in one file so it does take a little longer to download. So does the Encyclopedia for that matter.
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There are certainly publishers that do a good job of making their ebooks easy to use. I've also done some hatchet jobs on epubs that I've bought (NIV Study Bible notes with an ESV Bible), but I'd like to be able to either look at or flip between two (or more) arbitrary books at once.