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fDesc[1] = "This new version is faster than the previous ones, and there are many more Bible modules in different languages for downloading. If you are a Bible scholar, cleric or layperson seriously interested in studying the Scriptures, then you may like to try this program.";
		fDesc[2] = "the New Testament, as well as the Greek words used exclusively by each author. You can use this commentary and all its features with any version of the Bible installed in your BibleMax software.";
		fDesc[3] = "Testament and Greek for the New one. It leverages all the features included in BibleMax, such as Search, Copy-Paste, and so on. This software is ideal for scholars, clerics and laypersons interested in reading the Bible in its original languages.";
		fDesc[4] = "complementary materials for enhancing your Bible readings. As with other BibleMax modules, this one interacts fully with all the Bible modules installed in your core program.";
		fDesc[5] = "author of this version has substituted archaic words and terms with more modern words, thus making the Word of God more comprehensible to contemporary readers.";
		fDesc[6] = "text, and the relevant Strong reference would appear in the References window. You need to install the Strong's References module to fully leverage the module's features.";
		fDesc[7] = "Young, a Scottish 19th century publisher with a deep knowledge of anicent languages. His intention with this version of the Scriptures was to produce a strictly literal translation based on the original Hebrew and Greek texts.";
		fDesc[8] = "Bible. The result of this venture was published in 1895 as the Revised Version. BibleMaximum has published this important work as a module for their BibleMax software. You can have this and many other Bible versions by ordering the free CD.";
		fDesc[9] = "of interpreting the Gospels and other NT texts as if their author wrote them using the common 19th Century English language. It is a historically valuable version of the Bible.";
		fDesc[10] = "directly on the anicent Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic texts. he aim of this Spanish version is to offer a version strictly adhered to the original texts to all the Spanish-speaking Christians.";
		fDesc[11] = "known as Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible. Unlike other Bible commentaries, this work offers practical and morally-oriented, common-sense observations and pieces of advice instead of theoretical or textual criticism. Very useful for preaches, clerics and laypersons alike.";
		fDesc[12] = "translation. As with all Bible modules for BibleMax, this one fully interacts with the Commentaries and References modules installed in the core software.";
		fDesc[13] = ", comprehensible and accessible for today's readers. This module fully interacts with other pre-installed BibleMax modules, such as commentaries and references.";
		fDesc[14] = "currently one of the most widely used among Spanish-speaking Protestants and other Christian denominations. You can get it, along with many other modules, by ordering the free CD and paying modest P&H costs.";
		fDesc[15] = "Evangelic and Protestant Christians. It was first published in 1994 by the Società Biblica di Ginevra (Geneva Biblical Society).One of the most important features of this version is the fact that it goes along with the evolution of the Italian language.";
		
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