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[DSaw]

I will be able to start my next project in the next couple days or weeks,

 

I have a to do list but nothing is really screaming at me do me next

 

anyone have any suggestions 

 

 

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• Ivan panin numerical english New Testament
• update liddell scott
• The Greek Text of:

Beza, Alford, Erasmus, Griesbach, Lochmann

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[Josh Bond]

Multiple choice is always better than fill in the blank. Which projects were foremost on your list? Maybe seeing an idea will resonate with someone.

[Josh Bond]

One huge project that's been asked for repeatedly is the Speaker's Commentary.

 

I have the 13 PDF files from Google Books--they are a little hard to locate individually in Google Books.

 

Each PDF is 800 pages of text to be digitized (some portions of pages have the KJV translation on the top part of the page and don't need to be digitized--still its a huge project). And some sections (usually introductions) have a noticeable amount of Hebrew and Greek, requiring recognition of those characters.

 

How big of a project did you want?

 

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josh

[DSaw]

Josh

 

I would like to look at this could you send me a pdf 

 

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Josh

Thanks for the link

 

I'm Looking at Vol 1 of the NT going to process a bunch of pages to see how it may go

 

Note

have not seen any Greek and Hebrew yet

Edited by DSaw, 09 July 2013 - 06:48 PM.

[Ebed Doulos]

I do not know if this is a big or small project but I sure wish someone would tackle it.  Volume IV of the Post-Nicene Fathers as it is stored on this site is actually Volume 4 of the Ante-Nicene Fathers.  It would be great if someone would correct that.

[DSaw]

I do not know if this is a big or small project but I sure wish someone would tackle it.  Volume IV of the Post-Nicene Fathers as it is stored on this site is actually Volume 4 of the Ante-Nicene Fathers.  It would be great if someone would correct that.

Is this the correct volume that is missing

 

http://www.tertullia...PNF1-04/TOC.htm

[DSaw]

The speaker's commentary is possibly my next project

 

I processed about 40 pages of NT vol 1 from the pdf and it will covert to the esword format if the format remains the same throuhout the different volumes

 

but not being familiar with this commentary and it being such a large commentary I could not get a feel for the overall theology's of the commentary

 

can anyone give a review of this commentary

 

 

Thank You

[Josh Bond]

From Logos: http://www.logos.com...kers-commentary

 

You might look at key verses to see how they approach them to learn of how this fits with your personal theology. For example, a review of Ephesians 2:8-9 reveals it's probably not Calvinistic. I think everyone has a list of verses they peak at to see how a commentary deals with them.

[DoctorDaveT]

Based on the link Josh provided to the Logos comments on the set, it looks like it is a conservative Anglican work. Some of the names I recognized included B.F. Westcott, Alfred Edersheim, Samuel Clark & Henry Wace.

[johanseb]

I would love to have this module. It´s sold at more or less $ 40, and to have it freely is a blessing. And it has a module (about Apocryphe) from A. Edershime, a deeply christian author.

We in far away countries find e-sword a God blessed instrument to learn more about God´Word. Even with a little english, we acces great resources!