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[mac01]

I have an Apologist's Bible Commentary (cmtx) that won't work. Am I missing something that I should be doing to get it to work? Can someone help?

[EarlMelton]

I have an Apologist's Bible Commentary (cmtx) that won't work. Am I missing something that I should be doing to get it to work? Can someone help?

 

If you told your mechanic that, "My car won't work," do you think he might request just a tad more information?

 

On which passage of Scripture are you trying to view Mr. Hommel's commentary? The 'About' file on this module indicates there are only notes on scattered verses in a total of only twelve books of the New Testament. The window will be blank on any other verse, including *all* books and *all* verses of the OT and on the vast majority of the NT. In other words, it "won't work" on any of the hundreds of other verses.

 

Hope this helps.

 

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[APsit190]

If you told your mechanic that, "My car won't work," do you think he might request just a tad more information?

 

On which passage of Scripture are you trying to view Mr. Hommel's commentary? The 'About' file on this module indicates there are only notes on scattered verses in a total of only twelve books of the New Testament. The window will be blank on any other verse, including *all* books and *all* verses of the OT and on the vast majority of the NT. In other words, it "won't work" on any of the hundreds of other verses.

 

Hope this helps.

 

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Hi Earl,

Over the years I've lost count of trying to address similar with extremely little or no joy at all from those who post help similar to this. I'm being extremely polite about this, as I daren't give my actual thoughts on posts like this.

 

With that said, what this person does (as with many other's) amounts to nothing more than thoughtless reactions. In other words, only blindly reacting to a given situation without giving any thought to what (if any) the problem may be. How to help a person in this situation - I have no idea.

 

It seriously has to be a worry.

 

Blessings,

Stephen (Php 1:21