Henry Alford - The Greek Testament

07/17/2008 Pasquale wrote:

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Originally Posted by pasquale

I am building 6 greek bible: Griesbach, Lachman, Tregelles, Alford, Wordsworth and Scoltz with "version database compiler".
I have finished Matthew 1:1-25:

Pasquale

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after three years of hard work .....

Alford's Greek Testament release 1.1 "version" (OCR scanned images from pdf files, compiled in BibleWorks) - Proofreading is in progress.

per Michael Hanel, please insert it in BibleWorks blog.

Pasquale

Updated 09/24/2011

1) Matthew and Mark proofreaded;
2) A new wmf file compiled by Mark Eddy - Thanks Mark;
3) Corrected some mistakes in punctuation in Acts and letter.

Updated 10/24/2011
1) Release 2 - all books proofreaded twice;
2) a New vmf file.

The file is available on the BibleWorks blog, here. [LINK UPDATED: 10-24-2011]

Thanks, Pasquale! And you too, Michael, for putting it up on the blog!

Thanks a lot, Pasquale!

Steffen

Attachment 930Thanks, Mike, Mark and Steffen.

I realized that I posted an older version of the file.

Here is the newer.

Pasquale

Updated 09/24/2011

1) Matthew and Mark proofreaded;
2) A new wmf file compiled by Mark Eddy - Thanks Mark;
3) Corrected some mistakes in punctuation in Acts and letter.

Updated 10/24/2011
1) Release 2 - all books proofreaded twice;
2) a new vmf file.

When I look at the resource in archive.org, the title is: "The Greek Testament, with various readings [&c.], prolegomena, and a commentary by H. Alford (1863)". So the original work includes Alford's insightful commentary on the Greek. Is that included with this module for BibleWorks? Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Joan Korte

When I look at the resource in archive.org, the title is: "The Greek Testament, with various readings [&c.], prolegomena, and a commentary by H. Alford (1863)". So the original work includes Alford's insightful commentary on the Greek. Is that included with this module for BibleWorks? Thanks!

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Nope this is just the text of the Bible edition. Evidently there is an e-sword module of the commentary, if you're interested in that.

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Originally Posted by Michael Hanel

Evidently there is an e-sword module of the commentary, if you're interested in that.

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Thanks, Michael--just downloaded it. That site looks chock full of great resources for e-Sword.

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Originally Posted by Lee

Thanks, Michael--just downloaded it. That site looks chock full of great resources for e-Sword.

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There definitely is a lot there. I wish I knew of a quick way to convert e-Sword stuff into a format BibleWorks could use, but I don't.

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Originally Posted by Lee

Thanks, Michael--just downloaded it. That site looks chock full of great resources for e-Sword.

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Alford, yes, and not to forget Nicoll's Expositor's Greek Testament, Bengal's Gnomon and the ICC NT. You can setup an external link to open e-sword from within Bibleworks, just not to a specific verse or page in a resource in e-sword.