The line of Bible study software, once a dominant tool in the 1990s, has undergone significant changes in ownership and platform over the last several decades. There is no official "QuickVerse 2020" release, as the brand was largely phased out after its parent company, WORDsearch , was acquired and eventually retired in late 2020.
In September 2020, Faithlife (Logos Bible Software) acquired the WORDsearch/QuickVerse assets. Most existing users were migrated to the Logos platform , where they can access their previous libraries through modern apps. Quickverse 2020 essentials bible study software
Current users typically encounter the "Essentials" edition as part of legacy releases, such as (2012) or the QuickVerse 2011 series. Key Features of QuickVerse Essentials The line of Bible study software, once a