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[Ron]

Looking for these:

The Great Bible also called Cranmer Bible 1540 Miles Coverdale editor http://lookhigher.ne.../matthew/2.html

Matthew's Bible http://www.lutherans...09604-35883.htm

A Translation of the New Testament from the Original Greek 1795 by Thomas Haweis http://lookhigher.ne.../matthew/2.html

Common English Bible http://www.biblegate...w 2&version=CEB

The Cambridge Paragraph Bible (King James Version) 1873 by Frederick Scrivener http://lookhigher.ne.../matthew/2.html

People's New Testament http://pnt.biblecomm...m/matthew/2.htm

The New Testament Translated from the Sinaitic Manuscript 1918 by Henry Anderson http://lookhigher.ne.../matthew/2.html

Jerusalem Bible http://www.seraphim....1%20MATTHEW.htm

English Revised Version http://erv.scripture...m/matthew/2.htm

Good News Translation http://www.biblestud.../matthew/2.html

The above links are for the Book of Matthew. but the other books can be found on the Home Page's .

Ron

[BaptizedBeliever]

Most of your requests are either here on biblesupport.com or can be downloaded from within e-Sword itself (I think). I have Henry Anderson's 1918 translation on my to-do-list for the next month or so.

BCobb

[BaptizedBeliever]

WOW. Lots of Bibles I hadn't seen before...looks like lots of fun formatting work to make modules! Went to the Look Higher website and clicked on "modern Bibles" and found some that looked interesting. Thanks for sharing the link! I'm looking forward to seeing the AV7 (supposedly mostly computer-translated version of the Textus Receptus) in e-Sword.

BCobb

[BaptizedBeliever]

The People's New Testament is an official e-Sword commentary. Download it from within e-Sword and enjoy!

[Ron]

Thank you Mr. Cobb78. your words are encouraging.

I had already installed The People's New Testament Commentaray, but I kinda like the way http://pnt.biblecomm...m/matthew/2.htm has it.

looking forward to seeing those bibles here on Bible Support.com. This site is fantastic.

Ron

[Ron]

check out my other request:

http://www.biblesupp...__fromsearch__1

Ron

[BaptizedBeliever]

Ron,

The English Revised Version (1881) is downloaded from within e-Sword and is referred to as the "Revised Version"

The Good News Translation is also downloaded free from within e-Sword.

The KJV Cambridge Edition can be found at http://www.biblesupp...bridge-edition/

The Coverdale Bible (1535) is found on BibleSupport.com, as is his revision of Tyndale's work (this may be the same Bible, I've not checked into that).

Cobb78

[BaptizedBeliever]

Also, if I am not mistaken, the People's NT is just the KJV with explanitory comments.

[Live4Jesus]

Would like to see the bible illustrator, pretty good text of it: http://www.esnips.co...hp?pid=33022709

[pfpeller]

Would like to see the bible illustrator, pretty good text of it: http://www.esnips.co...hp?pid=33022709

I have a copy of this in another software... it is excellent. I believe that someone may be working on this (not me) .

We may see something for e sword soon, not sure of timing.