Stephen,

 

  Does this trick apply to device of small screen size?  I do have a PC to test.

 

Blessings,

Eliran

Hi Eliran,

I have in the past mentioned to Denys, that there are resources that should not be available and they did take some down.

If you make a list of copyright modules and send it I am sure they will have another go at cleaning their act up.

 

Jon

 

Hi Jon,

 

  Yes, Denys is a good person.  I mentioned to him and Oleg occasionally.  I had just sent another brief list of 33 English bibles.

 

Blessings,

Eliran

You might want to look at MyBible for some translations that are not available in MySword.  The program has a lot to offer. NASB+, ISV, etc .  Check it out on the android and apple.
God bless the study of His word,
Carl, the FreeMan

I don’t think Christians should be happy if someone offers something in an illegal way. I think MyBible should clean up all materials, which they don’t have permssions to post.

I think it is not difficult to convert a MySword module into a e-Sword module.  There are tools around, I think.

I had just updated English glosses in a Greek-English interlinear module, OGNTii.bbli (compatible with PC v11+/Mac/iPad/iPhone), available at:

http://www.biblesupp...nt-interlinear/

 

 

You may read details about OpenGNTGloss at https://github.com/eliranwong/OpenGNT

It is an error in the database of Eliran Wong: G444 means man/men.

By the way: G80 is brethen/brother/brothers

 

Yes, the error rooted in the original source.  I now switch to a new database, https://github.com/eliranwong/OpenGNT, from which I created e-Sword modules and made available at http://www.biblesupp...nt-interlinear/

 

I myself no longer use Greek NT INT+, as I found more errors in the original source.  However, I am thinking to create another file, like the one I did for Greek NT INT+.

Here’s my problem: I was studying some Greek sentences in a book, ΝΟΤ ΙΝ e-Sword. Came across a word I did not know, “λαμεχ”. Went to e-Sword. Although I have lexicons and dictionaries in e-Sword HD on my iPad I was not able to look up the word since I did not know the Strong’s number (needed for the lexicons) and entering the greek word in the dictionaries came up empty. So, is there a dictionary of Greek words available so that I could enter any Greek word, e.g., λαμεχ and get the english gloss? Would I need to know the lemma? Is there a module?

 

Yes, such a dictionary is available in some of my uploads, e.g.

 

http://www.biblesupp...nt-interlinear/

 

 

File: OGNT.dcti - You can lookup any Greek words in OGNT with this dictionary.

Usage:
In PC, click a Greek word, and check result in OGNT dictionary.
In Mac / e-Sword X, select a Greek word > Right-click / Long-hold > "Define" > OGNT
In iPhone / iPad, select a Greek word > Long-tap > "Lookup" > OGNT

You can also type Greek word in search field.

 

I remembered I had once uploaded a Greek dictionary here, which supports unaccented Greek.  That makes typing in mobile device much easier.

I hope and pray that you will port this data to eSword. While I have access to many different resources and (expensive) bible programs - I find eSword to be the one I continue to use the most, as for me, it is the most intuitive and user friendly software I have found. Please, if support is an issue, email me at david.e.robinson7@gmail.com and discuss what I can do to help.

 

sorry, I seldom check this forum recently.   I put the data in an cross-platform app: https://github.com/e...ong/UniqueBible

 

I found e-Sword have lots of limitations on putting Hebrew resources.  I did put in eSword ( http://www.biblesupp...os-ipad-iphone/ ), but the e-sword software itself limits the use of these data.

epub could be a good candidate for being converted into e-Sword.

sorry, I cannot go into details, as it depends on how your file is formatted.

In Mac, it can be as easy as just a few steps listed below:
- open terminal, type “unzip filename.epub”
- type “cat *.html > file.csv” to combine all html files within the epub in a single file.
- edit “file.csv” with a simple text editor to capture verse entries for each commentary, it could be quick if the source if well-formatted
- import into a .bbli file, which work in Mac/iOS/ PC version 11+

As you are a web-developer, creating e-Sword commentary should be a piece of cake for you.

Latest version of e-Sword supports html-based modules in sqlite file.

Simply format entries in html and import into a sqlite template for e-Sword.

If your source is a well-formatted one, it may take around 0-15 min to create a module.

You may try download one of my newly uploaded commentary, LGNTDF, open it with a sqlite editor and take a look.

This file is a very simple one.

File Name: Levinsohn's Greek New Testament Discourse Features

File Submitter: Eliran Wong

File Submitted: 20 Jul 2018

File Category: Commentaries

Author: Stephen H Levinsohn
e-Sword Version: 9.x - 10.x
Suggest New Tag:: commentary, linguistic, discourse, greek, new testament

This commentary file is created for use with OpenGNT available at http://www.biblesupp...nt-interlinear/ . It can also used with other Greek New Testament or translations.

You can use Greek dictionary OGNT.dcti available at http://www.biblesupp...nt-interlinear/ for lookup Greek words in this commentary.

Levinsohn's Greek New Testament Discourse Features

Source: https://github.com/b...ities/levinsohn


These files contain Stephen Levinsohn's complete discourse features markup of the Greek New Testament (UBS4/NA27). This data was originally developed in BART and follow principles Levinsohn documented in his volume of Discourse Features of New Testament Greek. This volume is the best comprehensive description of these features and is available here on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.c...k/dp/1556710933
A good way to get an overview of this data is to look at the BART displays, which can be seen here:
http://www-01.sil.or...sohns/BART.html
For a brief explanation of the markup, see this document:
http://www-01.sil.or...RTdisplayNT.pdf
For a nice description of how this data is valuable for exegesis, see this article:
http://www-01.sil.or...ot2006-2-02.pdf
Our hope in making this data available is to foster ongoing reflection and discussion as to how Greek discourse features impact exegetical and translation concerns.
Paul O'Rear
Associate Coordinator
International Translation
SIL International

The above file works independently with different bibles module.  Inline commentary within a Greek text is made available at my OpenGNT series:
http://www.biblesupp...nt-interlinear/

Click here to download this file

File Name: ULT & UST - unfoldingWord Literal Text & unfoldingWord Simplified Text

File Submitter: Eliran Wong

File Submitted: 16 Dec 2018

File Category: Bibles

Author: unfoldingWord
e-Sword Version: Requires 10.1+
Suggest New Tag:: bible, scripture, unfoldingWord

Latest update of unfoldingWord Literal Text and unfoldingWord Simplified Text had been imported into https://marvel.bible

The e-Sword modules made available on this page are using the same sets of exported data.

I am aware of old data of Unlocked Dynamic Bible was already available at biblesupport.com.

I would like to provide the latest updates here.

unfoldingWord Literal Text (formerly known as Unlocked Literal Bible)

An open-licensed update of the ASV, intended to provide a ‘form-centric’ understanding of the Bible. It increases the translator’s understanding of the lexical and grammatical composition of the underlying text by adhering closely to the word order and structure of the originals.

The unfoldingWord Literal Text is intended to be used together with the unfoldingWord Simplified Text to provide a more robust view of both the form and function of the original texts.

License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Source & Original Word at: https://git.door43.o...-Catalog/en_ult

unfoldingWord Simplified Text (formerly known as Unlocked Dynamic Bible)

An open-licensed translation, intended to provide a ‘functional’ understanding of the Bible. It increases the translator’s understanding of the text by translating theological terms as descriptive phrases.


The unfoldingWord Simplified Text is intended to be used together with the unfoldingWord Literal Text to provide a more robust view of both the form and function of the original texts.

License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Source & Original Word at: https://git.door43.o...-Catalog/en_ust

Click here to download this file

File Name: https://marvel.bible - Open Greek New Testament Resources [OGNT]; NA28 / NA27 Equivalent & Interlinear 1.0

File Submitter: Eliran Wong

File Submitted: 23 Jul 2018

File Category: Bibles

Author: Eliran Wong
e-Sword Version: 9.x - 10.x
Suggest New Tag:: interlinear, bible, gnt, greek, new testament, na28, na27, linguistics, opentext, tyndale house

We had updated and upgraded this resource at https://Marvel.Bible


Substantial Update:

Open Greek New Testament Project have been substantially updated since my last release of e-Sword modules.

Older versions will no longer be supported.

To avoid confusion, new version is uploaded at:

http://www.biblesupp...le-iphone-ipad/

(This page will no longer be maintained.)

Click here to download this file

File Name: https://marvel.bible - Open Greek New Testament Resources [OGNT]; NA28 / NA27 Equivalent & Interlinear

File Submitter: Eliran Wong

File Submitted: 13 Jul 2018

File Category: Bibles

Author: Eliran Wong
e-Sword Version: 9.x - 10.x
Suggest New Tag:: interlinear, bible, gnt, greek, new testament, na28, na27, linguistics, opentext, tyndale house

We had updated and upgraded this resource at https://Marvel.Bible

Substantial Update:

Open Greek New Testament Project have been substantially updated since my last release of e-Sword modules.

Older versions will no longer be supported.

To avoid confusion, new version is uploaded at:

http://www.biblesupp...le-iphone-ipad/


(This page will no longer be maintained.)

Click here to download this file