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[Samuel Robil]

free will for jonathan edwards
free will for martin luther

[Samuel Robil]

i want also all resources for theology found on the net specially on davidcoc.mx library
like systematic theology for strong ...and other one for derrickson

[APsit190]

i want wayne grudem and RC Sproul books...plz

Samuel,
Both Grudem and Sproul are copyright works, and so cannot be available for e-Sword as permission has has to be given for their works to be made into e-Sword modules. Also, with regard to Grudem's works on Systematic Theology should be allowed as an e-Sword module, my guess is that it will not be free.

Having said all of that, I have to agree with you as I reckon their works will be a real added bonus to e-Sword.

On the side, two resource modules I would love to see in the e-Sword library are:

• Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (Exhaustive Edition (the big Kittel)
• Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament.

I don't mind them being premium modules. Free is great, but I am willing to pay for them.

Blessings,
Stephen (Php 1:21).

[Abas]

Dear Rodblack22, forgive me for the question here, please is there any link in the world that I can download the Rotherham Bible onto my desktop so I can do easy copy paste when I am writing documents?, and has it been done by anyone as yet in an audio MP3?, and Thank you...

Hi: You may download it from google books as a pdf [The empha(s)zised Bible-J.B.Rotherham [Blue Cover] hope this will help

[BaptizedBeliever]

Hemeneutics (perhaps your "unknown author" one) was a book by D.R. Dungan in the late 1800s. It was the standard textbook in religious schools for many years, and still is today in some schools.

[BaptizedBeliever]

So, if a copy of a module was "floating around" how would one go about figuring out where it floated? Google is not being nice to me in this search...

[pfpeller]

So, if a copy of a module was "floating around" how would one go about figuring out where it floated? Google is not being nice to me in this search...

Cobb,
I do not believe a copy of this file is on the internet. Even if it is we cannot discuss where to find it in this forum since it is under copyright.
Blessings,
Peter

[jonathon]

how would one go about figuring out where it floated?

You'd use a specialized search engine.

Google is not being nice to me in this search...

Google is a general search engine that is unable to index roughly 70% of the Internet.

jonathon

[jonathon]

I do not believe a copy of this file is on the internet.

TWOT, TWNT, and HALOT have been converted into e-Sword format. Said conversion was done without the knowledge, authorization, or approval of the respective copyright holders.

jonathon

[Dennis McFadden]

TheWord has a number of premium modules that would be great to have in e-Sword, especially with the improvements of 10.0.5. Legal versions of BDAG, TWOT, TDNTa would be great additions, although AMG's Word Study is a poor man's substitute.

Edited by Dennis McFadden, 13 November 2011 - 11:06 PM.