6 replies to this topic

[S.k. Williams]

I have the Coverdale Bible Modul. I liek it and its wonderful tohave so many Historic and odern Bibles via this programme. Howevr, I'd kind of liek the Coverdale with Apocrypha, liek the Geneva and Bishops has. Can anyone create the Coverdale with Apocrypha?

I would, but don't know how to make Modules.


I'd also like to reccomend the Campbell New Testament, and the Taverner Bible and maybe the Great Bible. All for Historical purposes of coruse.

And maybe the New World translation.


The last one is not becsue I am a JW, I'm not, but I am not a Mormon either and have both the 1830 BOM and the Inspired Version of Joseph Smith for research purposes.

Edited by S.k. Williams, 26 November 2012 - 03:50 PM.

[BaptizedBeliever]

When you say the "Campbell New Testament", do you mean the "Living Oracles New Testament" which was assembled by Alexander Campbell, based on the translations of MacKight, Campbell (not Alexander), and others?

If so, that one is available here.
http://www.biblesupp...ment-lont-1835/

-Brad

[S.k. Williams]

Thanks.

While I prefer the KJV, I like haign many different translations for reference and study.

[S.k. Williams]

I still have to wonder about the Coverdale though. Why was it not made available with the Apocrypha?

[Josh Bond]

I still have to wonder about the Coverdale though. Why was it not made available with the Apocrypha?

Probably because it didn't interest a module maker enough to make it.

[S.k. Williams]

How are Modules made?

[david psalms]

please download the tool called T4 from the URL

http://www.biblesupp...ooltip-tool-nt/

The user guide and instructions on how to make modules is available from

http://www.biblesupp...revision-21712/

you can get most of your queries about module making answered by doing little search in these forums.

http://www.biblesupp...ools-utilities/

if you can not find an answer post them. one of the module makers will get back to you.

thanks for showing interest to contribute.