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The SwordSearcher Bible Software TR Bible text is a combined Old and New Testament Bible module consisting of the Hebrew Old Testament and the Greek New Testament.
The Greek New Testament is Scrivener's Textus Receptus (1894), with Stephens (1550) variants indicated in footnotes. This is a text which, for all intents and purposes, represents the Greek readings selected by the translators of the King James Bible.
The Hebrew Old Testament (Tanakh) is the Masoretic Text from Ben Chayyim (Jacob ben Hayyim ibn Adonijah) and Christian David Ginsburg, with text selections made as necessary to represent the Received Text underlying the King James Bible. The SwordSearcher edition of the Hebrew Old Testament in this module uses standard KJV versification to more readily allow for comparative study.
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I can’t use Sword Searcher because it does not run on a Mac computer. Although, I’m seriously considering buying a PC with MS Windows for this purpose.
I’m still hoping for an e-Sword module. How long would it take if I undertook the project myself, I wonder? How long should it take someone who is already an experienced module creator? Is it possible to pay someone to make the module? What would an estimated cost be? What would my learning curve be (time wise) if I did it myself? What tools would I need (hardware, software, know-how, etc.)? Is it possible that a team of volunteers could help if working with someone who is already experienced? Anyway, I guess I’m just musing.
I have attempted in the past to create a module for a new Indonesian translation but I didn’t get very far because I didn’t have the proper equipment (I was using my sons pc and he is now married) and I didn’t have enough time, I still don’t.
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