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> I browsed through the beta area but but couldn't find
> the Quran module. My eyes might have missed it though.
> Would you be able to send me a direct link to the page
> please?
http://crosswire.org/sword/modules/ModDisp.jsp?beta=true&tester=true&mo
Hello Everyone,
>
http://crosswire.org/sword/modules/ModDisp.jsp?beta=true&tester=true&modType=Books
Wonderful! Thanks a lot for the link. I just went
there and saw the the two Quran modules, Quran in
Arabic and QuranShakir. I installed both of them using
the Install Manager.
I also found Biblia
I was mainly thinking of just having a Bible search function (eg: you
enter "john 3:16" and it returns "for God ..."; or enter "john 3" for
similar results) and a word search (eg: enter "For Loved God World Son"
and it would return "john 3:16" as well as the text "for God ...")
haven't really t
On Thursday 15 April 2004 04:31 am, Mete Kural wrote:
> I also found Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia, The
> Hebrew Tanakh, and installed it using the Install
> Manager. The Tanakh appeared on the left half of the
> program window while the Quran appeared on the right
> half. It was very easy to navi
No, in fact it is not possible to build BibleCS with BCB6 at the moment.
I had forgotten that separate BCB6 projects for icu-sword were added to
CVS, so I didn't update those. If someone would like to update them to
conform to the BCB5 projects and commit the changes, that would be great.
I d
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On Thursday 15 April 2004 01:38, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> There is no need to modify the software to support this effort.
Actually, I'm still waiting on clarification of my last post, to see if this
is really the case...
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Hello,
I need help on the word "diatheke" and "diatitihemia" in Hebew 9:16. Does anyone know Greek really well?
I found this written by someone named Keith, quote: One recent example is research I have done on Paul's use of diatheke in Gal 3.15-25 (please forgive my poor transliterating I u
> I was mainly thinking of just having a Bible search function (eg: you
> enter "john 3:16" and it returns "for God ..."; or enter "john 3" for
> similar results) and a word search (eg: enter "For Loved God World
> Son"
> and it would return "john 3:16" as well as the text "for God ...")
Ok, check
Hello David,
First of all I thank you for your detailed email.
Please find my comments and questions inline below.
> A parallel bible display and a general book. notice
> that the bible display is
> slightly more powerful and also notice that since
> the interface is a MDI you
> can arrange th
On Thu, 15 Apr 2004, Mete Kural wrote:
> I really like Bibletime's interface although my main
> usage will be on Windows. Is the most advanced
> front-end for SWORD on the Windows platform "Sword
> Project for Windows"? I also saw a Java version called
> JSword which should work on both Windows an
Lee,
I'll try to answer your questions about whether Sword would need any
modification to suit your needs.
On Sat, 10 Apr 2004, Lee Braiden wrote:
> Well, I was thinking (initially) of Buddhism, which has many individual
> texts, and would require a much more hierarchical classification system
Hello Chris,
Thank you for your response. Please find my comments
and questions below.
> The Qur'an, however, is not a book of the Bible, so
> it will not be added
> as a book of the Bible. I think that would be a
> wonderful way of really
> ticking Jews, Christians, and Muslims off. It
> re
Hi Tiza,
I can help with the Greek part here. The word 'diatheke' in (modern)
Greek actually means either 'will' or 'covenant'. In Heb 9:16 the word
'diathemenou' gives a picture of a will (as we know it in our days) since it
referes to the one that made the will (and needs to die before the
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