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Danny,

The British have historically been very arrogant in their treatment of personal and place names.

Rabbi J. H. Hertz, in his Pentateuch and Haftorahs  (Soncino Press, London 1952) is another excellent source for the proper pronunciation of Hebrew, Aramaic, and Hebraized Persian names of people and places .

The book is generally available from used bookstores at modest cost, since it has always been published without copyright at close to publisher's cost.  McClintock and Strong Encyclopedia, and Jamieson Fausset and Brown's commentary, both of which are available for download here do a good job of accurately transliterating the Greek.

If you want a Bible with personal and place names properly transliterated, you will probably need to compile it yourself.  It is a major undertaking!  If you take it on please share it!

Floating point,

Some Antivirus software dosn't like downloaded exe files from sites it doesn't recognize.

Try temporarily disabling your antivirus program just for the time of the download.

Tim,

Partial Typo; in that explanation is needed.

Since no man has seen the Father at any time (Jn 6:46, 1Jn 4:12), God, who appeared to Moses in the burning bush, and gave His name as YHVH; must have been the pre-incarnate   Jesus (Yeshua).  While we tend to associate YHVH with the Father; It seems to me that it pertains to the Godhead in entirety.  That seems to be implied in Zc 1:10-11

This is supported by the fact that Jesus said "before Abraham was, I AM" (Jn 8:58)

Since the statement is included in cited material from Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown Commentary; any clarification will need to be placed outside the actual text.

Niobe,

In your Niobi SB Teachings,  10NoG  you cite Chuck Missler's "Through the Bible" without giving credit.

Chuck's translation of these names is unique to his writing; and re arranging the presentation, which you did well, does not make it your own.  There is nothing wrong with citing other people's work.  Most commentators, including myself, do that extensively; but it is important to give credit.

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For the last 11 years, I have been writing a commentary on the Bible.  So far I have completed Genesis - Deuteronomy; Isaiah-Daniel; Matthew - Acts, Romans, 1Corinthians, and Revelation.  I am currently working on 2Corinthians and Zechariah.  I read Hebrew proficiently, and Greek with moderate proficiency.

I have been composing in WordPerfect and publishing to PDF; and making my work available in various internet venues including Facebook.  My file has recently exceeded 100MB in size. To allow conversion to PDF, it was necessary to delete 10 pages containing JPEG graphics.  When I attempted to reinsert them as separate files some hyperlinks became non-functional.  I would like to share my work on E-Sword: but I  don't know how to convert to the appropriate file format.  Can someone help?

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