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[jmloy]

I see a lot of stuff by Eli Wong (hope I spelled that correctly) but nothing that can be used primarily for E-sword PC. 

Is there any such Greek-English interlinear available for PC that uses or includes the T.R,?

 

 

Also, is there anyone that has a video Tutorial how to make a module...a step by step for dummies like me. I, for some reason cannot grasp it by reading because I have questions questions questions from the startup. I need to see it. I've spent a lot of money on paid modules and I don't want to go to a different program so I'd like to create what I would like if no one else is going to.

 

Mitch

[Tj Higgins]

I see a lot of stuff by Eli Wong (hope I spelled that correctly) but nothing that can be used primarily for E-sword PC. 

Is there any such Greek-English interlinear available for PC that uses or includes the T.R,?

 

 

Also, is there anyone that has a video Tutorial how to make a module...a step by step for dummies like me. I, for some reason cannot grasp it by reading because I have questions questions questions from the startup. I need to see it. I've spent a lot of money on paid modules and I don't want to go to a different program so I'd like to create what I would like if no one else is going to.

 

Mitch

 

Eli's modules can be used with e-sword 11 which is the most recent version of the program and can run both PC modules and Mac format modules

 

As for tutorial videos there are any unfortunately, however feel free to post questions here regarding module creation as there quite a few of use who can help you through the process. Once you have made your first module the rest will be fairly easy. 

As for the paid or premium modules, they are licensed to Rick Meyers who is the creator of the E-Sword program for use with the program. I know there are some bible translations that do not have e-Sword modules either premium or free and the number 1 reason for that is usually because they are copyrighted. Distribution of copyrighted material requires the express permission of the copyright holder if one wants to make copyrighted bible translation available for e-Sword.

An example of a currently copyrighted bible translation is the New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE). The copyright to this particular bible translation is held by The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and they have fairly strict permission guidelines for creating electronic versions of the NABRE text. 

Edited by Tj Higgins, 21 September 2017 - 09:54 AM.

[Katoog]

I see a lot of stuff by Eli Wong (hope I spelled that correctly) but nothing that can be used primarily for E-sword PC. 

Is there any such Greek-English interlinear available for PC that uses or includes the T.R,?

 

Both modules are based on a reprint of Stephanus Textus Receptus 1550
LitNT is ALL CAPS English and almost the same word order as Greek.
http://www.biblesupp...d-parsing-info/
http://www.biblesupp...stamentbblxexe/

I use those modules together with Young Literal translation, Julia E. Smith Literal translation, Dutch SV, King James 3 and Literal Translation from Jay P. Green, 1995 Revised Webster Bible (1833) w/ Strong's Numbers,...
To improve my own Restored Textus Receptus based translation the Restored Holy Bible.

The best thing that you can do is changing the order of Bibles in Compare by changing the Bible filenames in the e-Sword folder.
For the first use you the prefix 001__ for the second the prefix 002__

Here is a modern update of Young Literal translation.
http://www.biblesupp...-new-testament/

click on the strong numbers and use dictionaries like Thayer,Strong, Dodson and Modern Literal Version Concordance (MLVDC+G)
http://www.biblesupp...nglish-lexicon/
http://www.biblesupp...017-plus-greek/

Modern Literal Version Concordance(MLVDC+G) is also compatible with Robinson's Morphological Analysis Codes.