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I could research together with You. There would be a Logos/Verbum-account which I could sell to You. If You have an account since before but have not used it all that much or have not had it for a very long time, the account from me could be merged with Your account. I have my own Bible Study softwares, so I would not be using Your's. But we would be able to transfer notes to each others. Additionally, I'm able to call for free to Swedish desk phone and cellular phone numbers until early 2016, from my desk phone.
The account I would sell to You (agreeing on the price would be the smallest problem), would contain:
New Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible, 5 vols.
Perhaps New Interpreter’s Bible Commentary, 13 vols. (one of very few really serious commentary sets that cover the entire Bible incl. the Apocrypha and is not dated.)
Perhaps Paideia New Testament Commentaries, 11 vols.
Whether the above commentary sets would be included, depends on if You get in touch during October 2014.
Common English Bible – the Bible with the most contemporary non-colloquial language
Revised English Bible – very good translation and relatively easy to read partially British English
Both of the above cover the Apocrypha as well.
English Standard Version
Bibel 82. (Swedish 1982 Bible.)
This would be long-term.
EDIT2: I'm trying to do this easier of course, by talking to students in the seminary. Yesterday I might have found one.
Previously edited by Unix; 18th October 2014 at 1:17 PM local time. Reason: typo and minor addition
The account I would sell to You (agreeing on the price would be the smallest problem), would contain:
New Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible, 5 vols.
Perhaps New Interpreter’s Bible Commentary, 13 vols. (one of very few really serious commentary sets that cover the entire Bible incl. the Apocrypha and is not dated.)
Perhaps Paideia New Testament Commentaries, 11 vols.
Whether the above commentary sets would be included, depends on if You get in touch during October 2014.
Common English Bible – the Bible with the most contemporary non-colloquial language
Revised English Bible – very good translation and relatively easy to read partially British English
Both of the above cover the Apocrypha as well.
English Standard Version
Bibel 82. (Swedish 1982 Bible.)
This would be long-term.
EDIT2: I'm trying to do this easier of course, by talking to students in the seminary. Yesterday I might have found one.
Previously edited by Unix; 18th October 2014 at 1:17 PM local time. Reason: typo and minor addition
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