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Septuagint LXX Greek Old Testament keyed to Strong's numbers with complete parsing information, and Wescott and Hort 1881 Greek New Testament with NA26/27 variants keyed to Strong's numbers with complete parsing information.
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To the Author,
Thank you for having taken the time to write this module. But, may I ask why the "G" was left out of the parsing of the Greek words (Ex: G1254)? It would make it a lot easier to just click on a number then to have to add a "G" to see what the word means. Thank you, C. Fultz
I LOVE THIS BIBLE, BUT FOR SOME REASON WHEN DOING A STUDY ON ROMANS AND IN CHAPTER 10 THIS BIBLE ONLY GOES TO VERSE 5 AND PART OF THAT IS MESSED UP...DOES ANYONE ELSE HAVE THIS PROBLEM WITH THE LXX+WH+ ?
Deborah Jensen there is my answer on your question review.
Those books of the LXX that are not found in the Hebrew are not included here, so this is a recension of the LXX Greek version of the Hebrew Old Testament. Inclusion of these additional books makes it a more complete LXX, and, even if one does not consider them canonical, yet the inclusion of the entire LXX along with Strong's numbers allows one to observe the use of words in the LXX and sheds light on the use of those words in the New Testament.
It does not have accents which has led to errors equating ")eis" (G1519 into) with "(eis" (G1520 one) and some similar errors (such as for "en" G1722 and G1520; "tis" G5100 and G5101) for the LXX portion. Since this is true for only a few very short words, it does not have a big influence on the usefulness of this module as a whole.
It does not make attribution of the source for the LXX and WH texts and parsing data. Attribution gives credit where credit is due (in some Creative Commons licenses it is required, as for the LXX online at the Computer Assisted Tools for Septuagint/Scriptural Study, U. Pennsylvania, from which many online LXX versions derive) and also helps identify text errors that stem from the source text, and whether those errors have been corrected. It also identifies which recension is being presented (such as Rahlf's 1935), just as WH 1881 identifies Westcott and Hort's Greek NT.
What is the LXX version of this mod? A difference was found in Job Ch. 1 and 2 between Swete's Septuagint and ABP. (https://biblehub.com/sepd/job/2.htm)
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