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Old 10-27-2009, 08:26 AM
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Default Scriptures via SMS and IM

I have two items that may be of interest here.

First is my website – dearscriptures.com. It is a place where you can log in, read the scriptures, listen, markup, take notes, search, look up Strong’s concordance, etc.

The second is related to it but is a bit different in it format – I have created Messenger bots that allow you search and read the scriptures through a simple instant message client or through your Phone using SMS.

Another site, templestudy.com, did a great job describing what is is and how to use it.

Access the Scriptures via SMS Text or Instant Message Temple Study – LDS Temples, Mormon Temples, Study Blog
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