In this country that is half a day's wages... in other countries it is even
more.
Jorge
> Daniel Freedman wrote:
>
> >Look, I have very little money, and quite frankly, it cost me little more
> >than $1.5 each to get a copy of the NIV and Good News Bible.
> >
> Hey, $1.50 isn't much at all is
I was talking about "scarcity" in the economic sense of the world. For
the application of economics, anything that is not truly infinite is scarce.
Either way though, the very nature of ideas is that they can be copied
infinitely without the permission of the original author. That is not
the
Daniel Freedman wrote:
>Look, I have very little money, and quite frankly, it cost me little more
>than $1.5 each to get a copy of the NIV and Good News Bible.
>
Hey, $1.50 isn't much at all is it? Maybe I'll start charging $1.50 to
get into our church every week.
Another thing I just noticed is that when doing a search in the MHC module,
the upper pane comes up blank with the exception of the corresponding verse
names. The popups still do appear and as usual they are the same as in the
bottom pane. Maybe my idea of the verse shown in context could be
imple
Agreed.
>
> Or even more specifically 2 Cor 8:13-15 -->
>
> 2 Corinthians 8:13-15 (NASB)
> 13 For {this} is not for the ease of others {and} for your affliction, but
> by way of equality-- 14 at this present time your abundance {being a}
> {supply} for their need, so that their abundance also ma
>>> Hey!
>>> Someone who actually understands what the practical aplication of Eph
2:10
>>> is!
Or even more specifically 2 Cor 8:13-15 -->
2 Corinthians 8:13-15 (NASB)
13 For {this} is not for the ease of others {and} for your affliction, but
by way of equality-- 14 at this present time your
I AM SO SORRY! THIS WAS NOT MEANT TO GO TO THE LIST.
Please forgive me.
Martin
> Just curious: you are a Jew and recommend spreading the whole Bible? How
> come?
>
> Martin
> It is probable that it would be a bit more in the US, but the reality is
> that to buy the bible is dirt cheap. And if you can afford it, get one,
> and buy one for someone who doesn't have.
Just curious: you are a Jew and recommend spreading the whole Bible? How come?
Martin
> This is not the case, there is plenty of food in the world, the point is
> that its located in the wealthy areas to provide a means for the wealthy
to
> help the poor.
>
> DF
Hey!
Someone who actually understands what the practical aplication of Eph 2:10
is!
Ged bless,
Jorge
---
Outgoing
A suggestion I had when doing a search, using the BetaM version, is related
to the search window and how it displays its verses. I had not had this
thought before, but not have the idea now since the font is increased and at
the same time of a selected verse after performing the search. My suggest
Look, I have very little money, and quite frankly, it cost me little more
than $1.5 each to get a copy of the NIV and Good News Bible.
It is probable that it would be a bit more in the US, but the reality is
that to buy the bible is dirt cheap. And if you can afford it, get one, and
buy one for
> God made a natural scarcity of material things. But he made no natural
> scarcity of ideas or his word.
This is not the case, there is plenty of food in the world, the point is
that its located in the wealthy areas to provide a means for the wealthy to
help the poor.
DF
___
My suggestion, although some people (For example, the ones who I write
papers targeted to) don't know about it much, is to use the RSV, I am
grateful that Sword has it available for us to use.
In Christ's Name
Daniel Adams - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/~dpa3
1 Peter 4:10 (NIV)-
On Tue, 2002-07-09 at 11:29, Chris Bitmead wrote:
>
> I agree 100%, but I'm not sure what version would be the replacement.
> The NIV and NASB are very good, the KJV is pretty poor by today's standards.
Their will never be a replacement for commercially distributed versions.
Marketing is key, a
I have been using the MKJV and it is pretty decent. I also have the KJV and
the ASV on my Palm. I have not used the NIV. If you check out Jack Chick's
Web Site
http://www.chick.com/default.asp
he thinks anything besides the KJV is inaccurate, he does have some
excellent Tracts though.
Jeff
-
God made a natural scarcity of material things. But he made no natural
scarcity of ideas or his word.
Don A. Elbourne Jr. wrote:
>I agree. I am also getting tired of people making a profit off of water,
>electricity, and food. Didn't god create these things? What right does a
>person have to s
I agree. I am also getting tired of people making a profit off of water,
electricity, and food. Didn't god create these things? What right does a
person have to sell them and make a profit on God's creation?
by grace alone,
Don A. Elbourne Jr.
http://elbourne.org
- Original Message -
Fr
I agree 100%, but I'm not sure what version would be the replacement.
The NIV and NASB are very good, the KJV is pretty poor by today's standards.
Greg Marine wrote:
>Just my two cents on licensing...
>
>I'm so frustrated by the fact that "God's Word" is licensed at all. I understand that
>mo
On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, Greg Marine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just my two cents on licensing...
>
> I'm so frustrated by the fact that "God's Word" is licensed at all. I
> understand that money had to be involved with the translating/publishing
> process, but the fact texts like NIV is "licensed"
Just my two cents on licensing...
I'm so frustrated by the fact that "God's Word" is licensed at all. I understand that
money had to be involved with the translating/publishing process, but the fact texts
like NIV is "licensed" means profit. I'm beginning to sway away from such versions and
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