Two Finnish Bible modules have been added to the beta area:
- FinBiblia: New module, Finnish Biblia 1776 translation.
- FinPR: Update to existing FinPR module that fixes some typos in the text.
If you know some Finnish, please have a look at the texts to see if any typos
are still there. Even if
There's nothing wrong with letting people read the scripture without the
vowel marks or accents. If that's how the scripture was written, then a
person should certainly be able to read it. Otherwise, you are
essentially forcing that person to ONLY see the second-hand scripture
with textual crit
Thus spake "David Overcash"> :
> Yes, I'm with martin on this as I recall this debate which (imho) was not
> too long ago...
>
> I think we should keep it out...
That's the beauty of the GPL .. if he wants to do it, let HIM do it. (Not
that I really have a right to an opinion.)
Patrick
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Pat
Yes, I'm with martin on this as I recall this debate which (imho) was not
too long ago...
I think we should keep it out...
-Dave Overcash
> Oh no, not this again. You keep ignoring the results of the science of
text
> criticism.
> I honestly hope and assume that the Sword project won't incorpora
Oh no, not this again. You keep ignoring the results of the science of text
criticism.
I honestly hope and assume that the Sword project won't incorporate any of
your stuff!
Martin
clean-bible.sf.net:
"Old Testament was written by Moses etc. without vowels, New Testament was
written without ac
Troy,
These new Chinese modules are ready for 1.0 release, IMHO, except for a
few changes, mainly naming convention as Chris suggested. Where do I
upload the latest updates to be released?
Steve Tang...
On Sun, 1 Dec 2002, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Date: Sun, 01 Dec 2002 23:48:14 -0700
> From:
ByzX at clean-bible.sf.net (I retell that it is modified Byz with additional
strong numbers which specify all found by computer variants of reading in the
absence of accentuation).
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Victor Porton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Victor Porton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
