The first English-language New Testament concordance appeared in the 1530s, though it wasn’t very useful before the publication of the King James Bible in the 1600s made Scripture widely available.

Even prior to the newest AI Bible tools, online concordances and Bible study software appealed to our desire to have the Bible interpret itself. Now, we don’t even need to flip to the ...

The acquisition, aimed at bolstering CloudNine's on-premise portfolio, includes the LAW PreDiscovery, Early Discovery Analyzer (EDA) and Concordance products.

Computer-assisted study of folklore and literature was initiated shortly after World War II by Roberto Busa, S.J., who began preparing a concordance to the works of Thomas Aquinas in 1948, and ...

In a historic first, information on every person and place in the Bible is now freely available to the world "VIdeo Bible's mission is to remove barriers that stand between the people and God's ...

We believe that, at least in studies of autoimmune disorders, estimates of the concordance rate for diabetes among monozygotic twins should include long-term follow-up.

Concordance, a non-profit organization dedicated to transforming lives by reducing the rates of reincarceration, has announced the appointment of Susan Stith as chief executive officer.

Practitioners often say that patients with leg ulcers are not concordant with therapy (Fig 1). Little research has been done to examine the credibility of such statements or to determine whether ...