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[saved37]

Wow there is a lot of rich information out there. Thanks to all of you who have given me great suggestions. Studying this should be fun. :^)

[StandingFirm]

Wow there is a lot of rich information out there. Thanks to all of you who have given me great suggestions. Studying this should be fun. :^)

I am sure that it will be. Studying is always fun!

[MJ_]

I'm new here... and i didn't want to open new topic for my question, so I will post it here...

Is there some comentarises for e-sword that are based on Hebrew, Messianic, or generaly Hebrew mindset, so that i can add it to a e-sword?

Because all comentaries that I have (like Gill, Clarke etc.) are in protestant mindset (where most of the comentarise goes in direction of abolishiment of the Tora/Law etc.)

I would be interested to know what you find. During my stay in Jerusalem during the fall holy days I found many of the Jews were still keeping the sabbath and observing the fall holy days in some form. in that respect they have maintained more of the bible than the protestants today.. While the protestants accepted Christ, the Jews rejected him. Each religion has half of what it needs it seems.. If they could combine it seems like the best case..

[APsit190]

Wow there is a lot of rich information out there. Thanks to all of you who have given me great suggestions. Studying this should be fun. :^)

I think you will find that there is a huge wealth of study material on Judaism that can help you. The stuff I've mentioned isn't even the proverbial tip of the iceberg. Interestingly, there is a huge Messianic Jewish Community of which they have a wealth of resources that can be of tremendous benefit, and to tap into that I reckon you've got yourself a real goldmine.

The two websites I've mentioned are perhaps the best I know of, and others may even know of others. And also interestingly, there are Messianic and Traditional Jews who use e-Sword, and knowing who they are, especially the Messianic Jews, I think you will find they would be really more than willing to help you.

Blessings,

[Tim Butterfield]

I'm new here... and i didn't want to open new topic for my question, so I will post it here...

Is there some comentarises for e-sword that are based on Hebrew, Messianic, or generaly Hebrew mindset, so that i can add it to a e-sword?

Because all comentaries that I have (like Gill, Clarke etc.) are in protestant mindset (where most of the comentarise goes in direction of abolishiment of the Tora/Law etc.)

Here are some:
The Messianic Authorised Version of The Holy Bible (IAV) http://www.biblesupp...h&fromMainBar=1 for the commentary and http://www.biblesupp...on-v102bblxexe/ for the Bible translation (these are also know ans the Israeli Authorized Version)

The Jewish New Testament Commentary: A Companion Volume to the Jewish New Testament – Jewish New Testament Publishing, Jerusalem, 1992 (not sure where this one can be found)


ORTHODOX JEWISH BIBLE -Torah Chapter Notes http://www.biblesupp...r-notescmtxexe/ For the Commentary and
http://www.biblesupport.com/e-sword-downloads/file/1246-orthodox-jewish-bible-torah-chapter-notescmtxexe/ For the Bible translation.

[MJ_]

Here are some:
The Messianic Authorised Version of The Holy Bible (IAV) http://www.biblesupp...h&fromMainBar=1 for the commentary and http://www.biblesupp...on-v102bblxexe/ for the Bible translation (these are also know ans the Israeli Authorized Version)

The Jewish New Testament Commentary: A Companion Volume to the Jewish New Testament – Jewish New Testament Publishing, Jerusalem, 1992 (not sure where this one can be found)


ORTHODOX JEWISH BIBLE -Torah Chapter Notes http://www.biblesupp...r-notescmtxexe/ For the Commentary and
http://www.biblesupp...r-notescmtxexe/ For the Bible translation.

A couple good links there sir. The first one comes up to a search menu but the second link was good.
The third and fourth appeared to me to be the same, did I miss something on that? In either case, I got everything you listed. Thank you..

[MJ_]

I am sure that it will be. Studying is always fun!

I agree.. and God in his infinite wisdom gave us a book that we can study for a lifetime and never know all that the bible contains. what a great god we have!

[Tim Butterfield]

A couple good links there sir. The first one comes up to a search menu but the second link was good.
The third and fourth appeared to me to be the same, did I miss something on that? In either case, I got everything you listed. Thank you..

Sorry, proper link for the IAV commentary is http://www.biblesupp...mentarycmtxexe/

The third and fourth are for the translation and the commentary and the translation...there are more to the series...here are links to the additional OJB modules.
http://www.biblesupp...h-bible-extras/

http://www.biblesupport.com/e-sword-downloads/file/1002-orthodox-jewish-bible-glossarydctxexe/

Edited by Baunllaw, 06 May 2012 - 04:22 PM.

[MJ_]

Sorry, proper link for the IAV commentary is http://www.biblesupp...mentarycmtxexe/

The third and fourth are for the translation and the commentary and the translation...there are more to the series...here are links to the additional OJB modules.
http://www.biblesupp...h-bible-extras/

http://www.biblesupp...lossarydctxexe/

Ahh great..that was the one I was missing... good. thanks.
I have not used the search tool before. It looks pretty conprehensive in it's capabilities..
thanks for what you have provided here. Very helpful.

[Tim Butterfield]

I have 94 Bible modules, 90 commentaries,82 dictionaries, 38 maps, and 295 refx/topx modules.
I use the search mainly to find where to refer people who need a module after I find it in my collection. (Easiest to feel confident in a module I have seen (even if it isn't always one I use a lot.)