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[anh Mike]

google has them

https://www.google.c... geikie&tbm=bks

https://archive.org/...thbibleor05geik

 

best advice is to cut and paste from google into word processor, IF the google copies OCR/Text is good.  You might have to check archive,org if google texts are no good.

 

Michael

[LarryG]

The Internet Archive, after a title search, shows 52 results for your text title from multiple libraries  https://archive.org/...with the Bible)

 

I have found the better texts reside in the Canadian libraries, and I also agree with anh Mike - Google books many times has the best txt copies, but not always every book in a set.

[jlpurvis]

Try this module it is recent interlinear bible module that seems to have a better design:

http://www.biblesupp...rew-bible-bhse/

yeah. I downloaded that one too.  it's still the same thing.  goes hebrew, english, strongs, hebrew, english, strongs.  When reading an actually interlinear, the hebrew and the english will be on separate lines.

[JPG]

Try the Greek NT INT+ that is new in the e-Sword download repository. However it appears that it needs an update for e-Sword from 11.0.6 to work properly, as the cells don't wrap, and the view can't be scrolled horizontally.

[APsit190]

Try the Greek NT INT+ that is new in the e-Sword download repository. However it appears that it needs an update for e-Sword from 11.0.6 to work properly, as the cells don't wrap, and the view can't be scrolled horizontally.

Hi Jon,

I just downloaded this resource, and I quite like the concept of it, and Rick has the right idea for the way it is laid out.

 

OK with that said, as to the cells being able to wrap, I'm not certain if that is possible irrespective of the version of e-Sword. The reason (my thoughts only on this) is because of the limitations Text Control that he uses. And my guess is that Rick would be using either the commercial version or the free version of the Rich Text Editor Control from TextControl.com. Either way, he would be limited in what he can do with it.

 

As a side note, I've tried to find other brands of Rich Text Editor Controls for VB, C#, and C++ without much joy at the moment. My guess is that they are out there somewhere, but as to where, I have no idea. I'll just have to keep on looking.

 

Oh yeah. This is off the beaten track, but I thought this just might get you sort of drooling a bit. The screenshot below is a product that comes Jet Brains, the same crowd that made ReSharper. I hope you like it, and might find it handy to use.

 

JetBrains dotPeek

 

Its a very handy little tool.

 

Blessings,

[WesleyanPreacher]

It's NOT public domain but I'd love to see a contemporary translation of the Septuagint, such as this LXX site:  http://ccat.sas.upen...u/nets/edition/

 

 

[BaptizedBeliever]

The 2001 Translation uses the LXX for their OT, but the translators are primarily JW's and take some rather goofy liberties ("spirit" is uniformly translated "breath"--so the Holy Breath descended on Jesus--not the Holy Spirit).

 

Just for whatever that's worth.  

[WesleyanPreacher]

Thanks for the suggestion but I'd never trust heretics to translate the Bible.  

[BaptizedBeliever]

It wasn't a suggestion, per se, just a tossing that out for the sake of conversation.  I don't recommend it at all.

[WesleyanPreacher]

i hear ya'.  :-)