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[saved37]

I would love a full Thompson Chain Reference Bible module. I'd even buy a premium module for that in a heart beat.

[Josh Bond]

I would love a full Thompson Chain Reference Bible module. I'd even buy a premium module for that in a heart beat.

What's the difference in the "full" version versus the version e-Sword already has?

Josh

[patchworkid]

I wish very much this commentary in e-sword format:,,Preacher homiletical commentary,,
http://www.archive.o...diatype%3Atexts

hi is this the same module THE PREACHERS COMMENTARY 35 VOLS. FOR E-SWORD PC found at http://estudysource.....aspx?pid=C0003 ?

What's the difference in the "full" version versus the version e-Sword already has?

Josh

could it be the Bible with references (like a study bible)?

thanks

Edited by patchworkid, 21 March 2012 - 06:49 PM.

[patchworkid]

Dummelow would be great

Does anybody know anything about this? Is there any links or web site about Dummelow?

Thanks

[LarryG]

Rev. JR Dummelow

http://acriticalchri...elow-the-dummy/

http://www.archive.o...aryonholy00dumm

[LarryG]

I would LOVE to see all these books transformed into modules, but I percieve that's merely a greedy dream! LOL

Hekman Library
http://libguides.cal...6750&sid=344821 also http://www.prdl.org/

Wesley Center Online (MANY eTexts scattered throughout this site, not always easy to find)
http://wesley.nnu.ed...s-letters-1789b

Missionary ETexts Archive
http://www.missionaryetexts.org/#home

Quinta Press
http://www.quintapre.../PDF_Books.html

The Library of Iberian Resources Online
http://libro.uca.edu/author.htm

Honestly I think the books on the site below should be placed upon this site. Islam thoughout the world has (in many places) decided to attack Christianity. History and apologetics are important, I would love to see this site placed within the e-Sword module library.

Answering Islam Library of Classical Books
http://www.answering-islam.org/Books/

Edited by LarryG, 21 March 2012 - 07:39 PM.

[saved37]

What's the difference in the "full" version versus the version e-Sword already has?

Josh

I've only found the dictionary module. They have the actual reference work for e-sword?

[Ebed Doulos]

What's the difference in the "full" version versus the version e-Sword already has?

Josh

The Thompson Chain Reference Bible (TCRB) in my personal library is a specialize King James Version of the Bible published by the B.B Kirkbride Bible Company. It has a copyright date of 1988 with previous copyright dates of 1908, 1917, 1929, 1934, 1957, 1964, 1982. This might be an impediment for making a "full Thompson Chain Reference Bible module". I only have the one copy so I am unable to say if or how it differs from previous (subsequent?) versions.

That said, the e-Sword Thompson Chain Reference (TCR) dictionary module I have contains only a portion of the TCRB which seems to be a much expanded section of the TCRB called the "Condensed Cyclopedia of Topics and Texts". For example in the TCRB there is only "4218 - Water of Life" under "W" but in the e-Sword TCR module there must be 50-60 listings under "W". I cannot determine from where the extras came. In the TCRB each chain reference has a specific number which one can follow through the various sections of the TCRB such as the Bible itself via the side reference columns, Outline Studies, Analysis of Books, Archaeological Supplement, etc. That numbering scheme seems to be missing in the e-Sword TCR.

I hope this helps.

[Cosmin]

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patchworkid'
hi is this the same module THE PREACHERS COMMENTARY 35 VOLS. FOR E-SWORD PC found at http://estudysource.....aspx?pid=C0003 ?

Patchworkid Is not the same commentary.The one I requested is different .
Is public domain and is HOMILETIC preacher commentary.
The writter is same with Biblical illustrator: Joseph Exell.
It is a great commentary with hints for preaching and illustrations.
I use pdf from Archive. http://www.archive.o...mediatype:texts

Overview

For more than a century, the Preacher’s Homiletic Commentary has shaped the trajectory of expository preaching and defined the role Bible commentaries play in sermon preparation. As a commentary written by preachers for preachers, the Preacher’s Homiletic Commentary is uniquely designed to foster the kind of biblical study that produces engaging and clear sermons. For every chapter of the Bible, the commentary contains a section on preaching themes, which are organized topically, conceptually, and chronologically. Significant theological themes are also outlined for each section of the Bible, and homiletic notes are provided. The authors have also solicited and summarized commentary from a wide range of contributors to Biblical, historical, and theological scholarship, drawing from the collective wisdom of those who understand that good preaching has its origin in Biblical study. This work ranks among the few Bible commentaries that remain practical and accessible without compromising scholarship, making it an integral part of sermon planning and preparation.,,

[Josh Bond]

I would LOVE to see all these books transformed into modules, but I percieve that's merely a greedy dream! LOL

Hekman Library
http://libguides.cal...6750&sid=344821 also http://www.prdl.org/

Wesley Center Online (MANY eTexts scattered throughout this site, not always easy to find)
http://wesley.nnu.ed...s-letters-1789b

Missionary ETexts Archive
http://www.missionaryetexts.org/#home

Quinta Press
http://www.quintapre.../PDF_Books.html

The Library of Iberian Resources Online
http://libro.uca.edu/author.htm

Honestly I think the books on the site below should be placed upon this site. Islam thoughout the world has (in many places) decided to attack Christianity. History and apologetics are important, I would love to see this site placed within the e-Sword module library.

Answering Islam Library of Classical Books
http://www.answering-islam.org/Books/

There's definitely some modules worth building here. The source text seems very good and usable. I didn't know about any of those sites.