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An Understandable Version (AUV–NT) (1994).exe
Extracts for me. It extracted to where I ran the .exe which will without doubt confuse. However this is for e-Sword version 8, so I would not expect anyone to download it.
Larry is the one that is in a position to fix this issue as he uploaded the file.
Extracts for me. It extracted to where I ran the .exe which will without doubt confuse. However this is for e-Sword version 8, so I would not expect anyone to download it.
Larry is the one that is in a position to fix this issue as he uploaded the file.
Hi Jon,
Yep, I could not agree more. You never said a truer word, and that's a fact!!
REQUEST TO THE MODERATOR AND WEBMASTER.
Olaf,
When you use uppercase character as quoted, whether you may realize it or not, in internet terminology and ethics, you are blasting the ears off (shouting at) the person to whom you are addressing this to. Not a very good look at all.
Suggstion:
So, if you want to attract the attention to whom you want to address simply use bold or both bold & underline, e.g:
Attn: To the Moderator and Webmaster
Now, that looks a whole heap more "professional" and considerate which will get far more attention to your request, rather than being deafened by being shouted at.
Trust you will find this helpful in your communication with others.
Blessings,
Response by reviewer, Olaf Bacon, to APsit190, who has many years of professional background as a computer program designer.
Thank you for the lesson in internet etiquette when making comments in a public user forum. The review option provides only minimal information, without the option to link to help files, and without the option to change font size, or to select different font sizes. The information by JPG that the WinRAR self-extracting archive only writes to the folder in which it originates, is very useful information to know and to remember, when processing the bbl files what were programmed for e-Sword for Windows for version 8 and earlier versions. Neither Josh Bond, nor Rick Meyers, supports the version 8 programs that used to write to the Microsoft Access Database file that was used for e-Sword, prior to the change over to SQLite database withthe use of e-Sword version 9 and 10 in 2016.
Did you know that the author of the Vaticanus manuscript 1209, for the Old Testament and New Testament in Greek, wrote only in capital letters? Did you know that the Sinaiticus manuscript for the Old Testament and New Testament in Greek, also wrote everything in capital letters? From the fourth to the eighth centuries manuscripts in Latin and Greek were written entirely in capital letters. Hebrew letters are still written in capital letters, and the scrolls for temple use do not indicate the vowel points.
The instruction to the New Testament leader of a church is in 2Timothy 2:14-15, reminding us of the necessity to correctly differentiate between one word and the following word when we are studying the text of scripture. The Hebrew manuscripts that were written for use in the worship services were written so that the text could scroll, and often without spaces between the letters of the individual words.
Today, we are used to having punctuation, and spaces between English words, in our Bibles. The Christians began to produce their Scriptures in Codex format, so that it would be easier to carry a whole selection of books together in one volume. "2 Timothy 2:14-15 (AFV). (14) See that they remain mindful of these things, earnestly charging them in the sight of the Lord not to argue over words that are not profitable in any way, but which lead to the subverting of those who hear. (15) Diligently study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of the truth".
When I learned programming with the Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer, all the commands by the programmer to the computer were written entirely in capital letters. Programmers tend to need variable names that are more than one word, but very few programming languages support using a space in an identifier. Thanks again for the lesson in netiquette. It helps when the designer of a program added comments in the program, to help later readers, to understand what the programming was designed to do.
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William E. Paul, a native of Alliance, Ohio, graduated from Youngstown (Ohio) South high school in 1945, then served overseas in the U. S. Navy near the end of World War II. Upon his honorable discharge from the Navy, he married Bethel Carpenter, and soon enrolled in Midwestern School of Evangelism (Ottumwa, Iowa), graduating with B.S.L., B.Th., M.S.L degrees. He is now a retired minister, having served as an evangelist among churches of Christ in located ministries in Florida, Nebraska, Colorado and Washington. His ministry, since 1951, has also included conducting gospel meetings, seminars and workshops, as well as teaching in youth camps and Bible conferences in 23 states and on mission fields in the Bahamas Islands and Jamaica. He has also served as an instructor in five Bible colleges (Nebraska, Colorado, Washington and Jamaica).
Paul presently devotes his time to writing, having authored twenty-four books, booklets and pamphlets, as well as having articles published in a number of periodicals. His most recent book is English Language Bible Translators (McFarland, 2003). He has operated a publication ministry since 1955, which included editing the religious periodicals News and Truths and Impact for Christ. Since 1992 Paul has served as chief editor of Bible Editions & Versions, the journal of the International Society of Bible Collectors.
Being an avid collector of Bible translations, Paul makes use of his extensive Bible library of more than 600 volumes in producing books and articles on various themes related to the history and text of the Bible.
The father of six grown children, Paul presently resides with and cares for his semi-invalid wife near the rural village of Franktown, Colorado.
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