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J. Edwin Hartill - Principles of Biblical Hermeneutics 

 

copyright 1947

 

The author explains 23 principles including dispensational principle, typical principle, first mention principle, gap principle, repetition principle, Christo-centric principle. 

 

The pdf image file is not good in quality but the contents are excellent.

Is there any volunteer with the professional OCR software to make it searchable?

 

I really want it to be converted into a module.

 

http://seminariolamb...win Hartill.pdf

 

http://www.generalfi...go/166880133700

I received the following e-mail from Crossway.

You can read ESV study bible on line and have a copy of ESV study bible ebook.

Good resource for your private modules (maps, diagrams, commentary, articles).

 

Ockhyun

 

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Alright, John and Ecclesiastes are in verse by verse format now. I'll tackle Psalms now.

 

Josh, I have sent you the doc files of the Psalms.

 

Ockhyun

Thank you, David.

I have found another good stuff needs to be converted into module.

"Handfuls on Purpose" by James Smith and Robert Lee. Volume Series 1 - 12.

http://www.btwol.com...pose/iindex.htm

The pdf files are not scanned but editable.

Ockhyun

Unfortunately, I don't have a one-size-fits-all macro to remove all unwanted line breaks. I don't believe it's possible to code such because of the differences in documents.

Let me walk you through what I did for the Lange's Commentary raw text. Each document will be slightly different depending on HOW the unwanted line breaks appear in the document.

First, you'll need an understanding of Microsoft Word's Regular Expression Searching or some of this won't make sense. You'll need to enable wildcard searching in the advanced Search feature/popup of Word....

After the line breaks, you could do more simple searches. For example, quotation marks render as: "
You could replace that with a quotation mark " using just a normal search and replace. Various other punctuation renders similarly and needs to be corrected.

Thank you for answering troublesome request with kindness and patience. Great help!