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#1 jmloy

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Posted 20 May 2016 - 12:43 PM

Is the module for the "Cambridge commentary for Schools and Colleges" the same as the module for "Combridge Greek Commentary"? I download the Greek commentary but I see only the Cambridge for schools... and the Mark commentary as well.

 

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#2 Josh Bond

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Posted 20 May 2016 - 05:46 PM

No, they are 2 separate commentaries. They all three work for me while installed together.

 

Cambridge Commentary for Schools and Colleges has the tab name: Cambridge

 

Cambridge Greek Testament for Schools and Colleges: CambridgeGreek

 

Cambridge Greek Testament ... Mark alternative commentary: CambridgeGreekMark



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Posted 14 September 2016 - 11:42 AM

FYI: You will notice that authors who did multiple commentaries on English and commentary on Greek text of the same book of the Bible are the same.  That is Cambridge substituted Greek words for the English w. the commentary essentially the same. However, with the exception of simcox on revelation which is slightly different.  (however, there may be a few others.  I have not inspected all or have forgotten) The several commentaries on greek text are missing also.

 

The Gospel according to St. Matthew (Greek Text) (1927 Smith) PD?

The Gospel according to St. Luke (Greek Text) (1933 Luce) PD?

I have not seen PDF's on the above 2 

 

The First Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians (Greek Text) (1916 Parry), book / 2nd ed. 1926

The Gospel according to St. Mark (Greek Text) (1907 Hort)

The Acts of Apostles (Greek Text) (1916 Burnside)

The Epistle to the Hebrews (Greek Text) (1917 Nairne),

 

possibly a few more but I believe they like the above pasting Greek words over English w. same comments

 

Yep, I just had to stick my nose into this one.  I hope it doesn't get smacked

 

 

Michael



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Posted 14 September 2016 - 04:25 PM

Yep, I just had to stick my nose into this one.  I hope it doesn't get smacked

 

Michael

Nah. Just whacked with a baseball bat or a 2x2 fence baton.Bad.gif

 

After having said that, I don't think you're gonna believe a word of what I'm going to say next.

 

I'm really not an evil violent person wishing to see you snotted. LOL.gif

 

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#5 anh Mike

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Posted 15 September 2016 - 05:02 AM

Nah, I think some would tell me to take my own advice and get archive/google copies and clean them up. To which somewhat I already did.  Perhaps a moment of paranoia or too much commenting on the net.  Usually one gets into trouble when posting too much

 

Michael






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