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abp+ as jogirl stated should be what your looking for
Gen 1:1 InG1722 the beginningG746 God madeG4160 G3588 G2316 theG3588 heavenG3772 andG2532 theG3588 earth.G1093
originally i looked at the wrong bible
#25496 KJV Old Testament with Septuagint Greek Stongs Numbers
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on 05 July 2015 - 05:55 AM
#25463 J H Moulton and G Milligan - The Vocabulary of the Greek Testament
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on 26 June 2015 - 02:26 PM
This module in finished awaiting permission
Derivative Copyright by Allan Loder
for adding strong's numbering I assume
#24615 thinking about mobile device purchase
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on 07 April 2015 - 04:59 PM
I'am thinking about getting some sort of non phone mobile device fire HD7, gallaxy 4 tablet etc.
main use would be have a bible program with searching and note taking on verses or an editor to load verse and take notes for a bible study
but I would like to be able to transfer those notes to a windows machine
the notes would not have to be view able in esword or theword but if that was posible that would be great
My question
what would be the best mobile device and the best mobile app to do this
thank you
#24091 A question from a beginner
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on 22 February 2015 - 06:36 AM
Hello everyone,
I've had esword for a while, but only got 'into it' the other night when I found this site! I also use Glo, but love to surround myself by my books
Anyway, I like to use a few different commentaries at once but was wondering if there is a way that eSword can 'bookmark' where I left off. If I scroll down on one commentary, switch to another, then come back to the first, I have to find where I left off starting at the top. Hope that makes sense, thanks in advance for the help!
Hi
I have 2 suggestions
1. open multiple eswords switch eswords and you should be right where you left off because your not changing commentaries your changing esword apps
2. before you change comenntaries highlight your stopping point with a bright color so when you come back to it you will be able to scroll down and find you stopping point quickly
#24044 Computer Science: e-Sword and Databases. Part 1
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on 17 February 2015 - 10:38 PM
How do I recover highlighted text when switching from one module to another?
Highlighting is module specific it not universal
#23668 Beza's Greek New Testament
Posted by
on 11 January 2015 - 02:29 PM
Jon
I have made the changes but have not uploaded
are you done with whatever lead to the error discoveries
ALSO
what was your idea on the searching issue
Thank you for the error finds
#23656 Formating lost with Copy Paste from a bible verse to study notes
Posted by
on 10 January 2015 - 01:55 PM
press F11 and then try your paste
or options, editor option, paste as formatted
make sure it has a check
#23589 Beza's Greek New Testament
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on 05 January 2015 - 04:08 PM
Hi David,
I will call this my final offering so you can release.
Not being that literate at Greek, but there seems to be something wrong with the way some of the Capital Greek has the accents are combining. Am I correct?
See Matt 1:1, 25; 2:1; 27:37; Mark 15:26; John 19:19; Rom 1:1; Heb 1:1;
If you look at the PDF of Beza for Capitals the accents are on top and to the right however the single fonts that are available for Titus cyberbit basic are as you see them to the left side
And Thank you for the proofing time
as for the up down not quite sure what was going on there so I selected all took away all superscripting then ran the format Strong's again
#23539 Beza's Greek New Testament
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on 04 January 2015 - 12:02 PM
#23532 KJV-TR+ Englishman’s concordance plus
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on 03 January 2015 - 03:28 PM
I have started this project
here is most likely what will be included (If anyone wants something added just ask Not promising but I will surely look into doing it)
#23178 Searching for sequential numbering
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on 14 December 2014 - 09:40 AM
Hello
In the Bibles that use Strong’s is there an App that will search for multiple occurrence
of the same sequence of Strong’s numbers in all verses
Example the sequence G1223, G3739, G156 appears in the verses listed below
δι᾿ G1223ἣν G3739αἰτίαν G156
Luk_8:47; Act_10:21; Act_22:24; Act_23:28; 2Ti_1:6; 2Ti_1:12; Tit_1:13; Heb_2:11;
This App would show all sequences and the verse locations for all sequences
A regular search only works when one knows the sequence of numbers
Thanks
#22997 FB Meyers Commentary Question
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on 29 November 2014 - 02:25 PM
Hi
I will try to explain
for an example go to Mark 1:1 go to book icon for the questions as you know
the fist question is
1. What man was sent of God to prepare the way for Christ?
change to V icon for verse
and read
Mark 1:1-20
the Beginning of Jesus’ Ministry
Mar_1:1-20
The ministry of John the Baptist, Mar_1:1-8. Always the message of John precedes that of Jesus Christ; first the changed attitude of the will, then faith. The greatness of the Baptist revealed itself in his humility. He saw what we must see, that a negative religion, symbolized by water, is not enough: we need to be set on fire.
The opening pages of Christ’s public life, Mar_1:9-20. Jesus was recognized by the Baptist, who beheld the opened heavens and the descending Spirit. If the Lord was thus anointed ere He commenced His life-work, how much more must we be! Hast thou become united with Him in His death, made one with Him in His resurrection, and anointed by that same Spirit? Then be sure that thou, too, must be tempted. Sons of men must go the way of the Son of man, now under the opened heavens, then tempted of the devil; on one side the wild beasts, on the other the angels; now driven to loneliness, and then to the crowded street of the cities, there to gather disciples by the energy and beauty of a victorious life.
then go back to b for book comments question 2
2. What word may be taken as the keynote of this Gospel?
go to V for verse again then click next comment
and read
Mark 1:21-39
the Helper of the Needy
Mar_1:21-39
The word straightway is typical of our Lord’s life. It occurs at least eleven times in this chapter (r.v.), and is the keynote of Mark’s Gospel, which is pre-eminently the gospel of service. The ancient symbol for this Gospel was the ox. There is comparatively little said in it, as in Matthew, about the King; or, as in Luke, about the details of Jesus’ humanity; or, as in John, about His divine sonship. There are suggestions of all these, but emphasis is laid on the unresting labors of Jesus, who went about doing good. In illustration of this trait in the Master’s life, the evangelist narrates the proceedings of two typical days, the one at the beginning, the other at the close of His ministry. The first typical day is recorded in this chapter, Mar_1:21-38. The morning was spent in the synagogue, where at the close of the service the demon was cast out; the afternoon witnessed the healing of Peter’s wife’s mother; the evening beheld the throng at the door, whom he healed. Early next day He had gone forth for prayer, and forthwith started on a mission throughout all Galilee. The second typical day is recorded in Mar_11:20-33; Mar_12:1-44; Mar_13:1-37.
each click of the next button should corispond to the question number question 3 you would go to V icon click next comments 2 times to get to the third comment question answer and there should be the answer
it may be less time consuming if you print out the questions and just click the next comment icon to advance
#22943 Beza's Greek New Testament
Posted by
on 22 November 2014 - 06:11 AM
Hi
No Beza with strong's will be a separate module upload
#22934 KJV-TR+ Englishman’s concordance plus
Posted by
on 20 November 2014 - 01:17 PM
It is my intention to start this module when finished with my current module project
more info and examples will follow when I start the project
it will be similar to a Englishman concordance but with more information
#22933 Beza's Greek New Testament
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on 20 November 2014 - 01:10 PM
currently working on adding strong's to Beza
