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[jopett]

Frederic W Farrar's History of Inrepretation. Link: http://www.preterist...erpretation.pdf

Edited by jopett, 11 March 2015 - 01:12 AM.

[jopett]

Louis Berkhof's Introduction to the New Testament. Link: http://www.ccel.org/...wtestament.html

[patchworkid]

hi

 

here is the two files that jopett  request as ocr to be turned into topics

 1886_farrar_history-of-interpretation.zip   21.04MB   8 downloads

and

 newtestament.zip   1.97MB   6 downloads

 

thanks

 

 

[david psalms]

Louis Berkhof's Introduction to the New Testament. Link: http://www.ccel.org/...wtestament.html

 

Here is the module for eSword

http://www.biblesupp...oduction-to-nt/

[davejonescue]

I got another tuffy I came across, but with the exceptional modules I see on here, I know someone is up to it. It is the New Schaff-Herzog "Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge" 13 vols. The link I have is from archive.org, it comes with PDF, PDF+Text, and Text options for all volumes. One review said it is "indispensable, the best reference work in the entire field" Homiletic Review.

I know with such a vast library as E-Sword/theWord already has, it is becoming harder to find things of worth that haven't been done, maybe someone would like to add this to our communities arsenal. I will post the link below. God Bless.

 

https://archive.org/...ediaOfReligious

 

 

***again, I can never get the links to work or copy and past in these post, but the link above is correct, but written out instead of c&p.

Edited by davejonescue, 28 March 2015 - 12:51 AM.

[david psalms]

Ok Bro. will try to make a module out of it. as it is 13 vols it will take some time.

[DSaw]

Ok Bro. will try to make a module out of it. as it is 13 vols it will take some time.

 

My Prayers go with you, this is a huge undertaking  (would be for me anyway)

 

I have it way way down on my list mainly for the amount of time it would take, for me at least a year

[BobH]

Has anyone checked into permission for the AENT version with the publisher? It maybe that this one needs to be a cost module?

[davejonescue]

Thank you so much David Psalms, as far as the reviews go for this product, it seems like it would be a great addition to E-Sword or theWord. I just know it would take someone experienced in module making to do it. Take as much time as necessary, its the thought that you would give it shot that matters most. Thank you again. God Bless.

Edited by davejonescue, 28 March 2015 - 08:13 PM.

[sjnesbitt]

Hello, I am new to this post but have been using e-sword for decades (or so it seems).   I am teaching both elderly and youth ministries.   I use this tool for the youth who cannot carry a Bible but always have a phone.   They are also in the poorer segment of society and having access for free is a must.   For the purpose of my question: Can e-sword provide a method of studying KJV in paragraph format.   I use the theWord which does, but e-sword is where I study from every day.

 

Thanks -- if there is a way for this to be imported let me know.   Also what is the language used to design program modules?

 

Steve

 

Mat 6:33