Do I can cut and paste into word documents for printing. I'm kinda old and technology illiterate.
You can use online sources/Bibles. They are free.
Zero dollars.
For example you can just Google up the Book, chapter and verses you wish to quote....copy/cut and paste them all day long. You do have to give the bibliography....meaning you have to say which translation you are using. But otherwise.....nope. All you really need is an internet connection. No rich text editor or anything much else you will need. (Paper and ink are expensive enough)
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The publishers of the Bibles allow the use of their Bibles in such a fashion....all of them do. No copyright license needed. You won't copy enough unless you are copy/printing whole chapters and books. But....printers and ink are expensive....cheaper to just give out bibles. $6 ea bibles are much cheaper to give out than copy/paste onto printer paper.
Bible software is for studying....especially when using multiple resources at the same time. I have a software I purchased years ago....had an entire library at my fingertips. Expensive stuff too.
Today.....Logos is going to be the software platform.....how many books you put into it?....up to you. You can put them all....Hailey's Bible Handbook, Vines, every Strongs, Josephus, catechisms, council of Dort, Eadie and Lightfoot, Westcott and Hort, and multiple others....expositional and exegetical commentaries....anything you want.
As far as software packages go....platforms are free....the books you gotta pay for.
Kinda like drug dealers...
First taste is free....gotta pay after that.
Platforms though have been switching to rent instead of ownership. (Subscription fees).
First taste is free.....first taste is always free.