Keil and Delitzsch for BW available

[Attie Bogaards]

The commentary of Keil and Delitzsch for BW is available at the following address:

www.enigstetroos.org/usermodules.htm

This is the result of the hard work and great effort of mr Willem Swanepoel of Krugersdorp in Sout Africa.

Enjoy it!

In Christ,
Attie Bogaards

[Adelphos]

The commentary of Keil and Delitzsch for BW is available at the following address...

WOW! What a fantastic job!

Thanks so much.

[Michael Hanel]

I posted a notice on the BibleWorks Blog. Is it okay if we host a copy of the file too?

[Attie Bogaards]

Dear Michael,

I will appreciate it if you will place it on the Blog for download, notice.

Attie Bogaards

[Steve Watkins]

This is a wonderful addition, thank you VERY much!

[Adelphos]

Errata --

Job Introduction, first reference to Heb 12 incorrectly displays Heb 1:12.

[Ben Spackman]

I hate to seem ungrateful, but would it be possible to recompile this with different fonts, particularly the Hebrew, and make it a little bigger? I've been using it in E-sword, and the fonts have always driven me crazy.

Glad to have it in BW though. Many thanks for your efforts!

[Adelphos]

I hate to seem ungrateful, but would it be possible to recompile this with different fonts, particularly the Hebrew, and make it a little bigger? I've been using it in E-sword, and the fonts have always driven me crazy.

You can change the font and its size in E-sword by looking under the options tab.

There is also a way to change the font size in the .chm files (I believe), but I don't remember how.

FWIW, I like the fonts themselves, and I imagine it would be a ton of work to change them.

[qohelet]

I love this commentary so much!!! now i can used it in BW7!!!

[MEJ Buijs]

Mr. Swanepoel, mr. Bogaards - let me assure you your hard work
has not gone unnoticed. Rather puts to shame all the lazy sods
like myself who've so far mostly been enjoying the fruit of others'
labours. You will yet shame all of us into coming up with our own
bits to share around!

Delitzsch by the way reminded me of that other great modern
commentary, the International Critical Commentary, and browsing
around a bit I saw it's available these days for logos. Is it just me,
or is there something rather too crass about charging $1,600 for
a work most of whose contributors have been dead a good hundred
years?

Makes for quite a contrast with all those who like you have been
working on their modules tirelessly and free for all to share.

In vriendschap en genegenheid,

- MEJ Buijs