It would be very useful to me if you could combine the apparatuses of the UBS4 and the NA27 (or higher) and reproduce it as a module.

I've been reading a lot of the forums and they are all very friendly except this one hahaahah!

Hahaha did I really say "incredibly?: Lol! I meant to say "incredible" !

I know what you can do! It would be incredibly if you could combine the apparatuses of the UBS4 and the NA27 (or higher) and reproduce them as an e-Sword module. It would be helpful if all the Greek was spelled correctly, accents, breathing marks and everything. Does this sound doable?

It seems to me that citing the E-sword or other electronic version would be no different from citing the printed version--provided that the two are identical. However, on your automatic bibliography maker or whatever, you should definitely note which medium you used. For example, I am using Mark Driscoll's sermon transcripts instead of the audio version, and in Word's bibliography maker I note that I am using a PDF, and note which page I am citing and so on, and so on.

Mr. Pellerin, I am with you in that Bibles should not be copyrighted (just like the KJV). They didn't write those words! Those should all be copyrighted to Paul (for example) because a work is copyright as soon as one writes it!

Are you writing a book or a paper or something? May I edit it please ? (If it's not already published or submitted).

It would still be a bit of work, but if is a Word document that you are working with (you can convert it if it isn't) then go to the "Home" tab, then find the "Replace" button, and set it to replace "f's" with "s's" and then just skip the words that have "f's" when they are supposed to . Tell me if this works please .

I live in Georgia when my family is on furlough . Normally, I live in Papua New Guinea.

Umm just ignore that last line I wasn't supposed to include that lol .

Hey Mr. Neal,

I found quite a few:

http://www.ccel.org/ccel/bible/gkmod

http://www.christian...571300/pd/71301

http://www.greeksfor...t.org/gnt-7.htm

http://www.greeksfor...t.org/gnt-3.htm

http://www.greeksfor...t.org/gnt-4.htm

http://biblemax-vamv...e.informer.com/

http://www.htmlbible...om/moderngreek/

Take your pick!

It will probably have the Koine Greek on one page and the Modern Greek on the opposite page or something to that effect (I haven't actually read it yet).

Yup! That's correct! Thanks so much for catching that, Roy . I guess this proves that I'm new to not ending sentences with periods hahaha.

Mr. Bond,

Actually, a 17 year old didn't write this! I was 16 at the time! Hahahaha .

Baunllaw,

I will take a look at your sample shortly! It's good to meet another scholar such as myself!

Heaven,

You mentioned that you were "able though to use my eSword Bible still and I type out a lot of studies and some times commentaries." I think that you are saying that you are writing commentaries. Would you like to tell me a bit more about that? I'm also doing that, so I'm curious .

So I'm writing a commentary on Galatians (which Josh Bond will be formatting and uploading relatively soon). I have to say that commentary writing at least for me would be MUCH harder without E-sword and a few VERY good modules that one of you has uploaded. In fact, E-sword's helpfulness is the second reason I am going to give all my commentaries away for FREE! (The first reason is that I am just nice like that). You can find some information about my upcoming book here: http://bphall844.wix.com/starkslibrary Thanks to all of you who have contributed to E-sword!

Yours faithfully, TONY STARK