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Doesn't look terrible... http://www.lexhamenglishbible.com/about ...especially if you could use it alongside Logos.
Looks like NT only right now. Makes use of BDAG and Louw-Nida for notes. Lists W. Hall Harris III as the general editor...he works on the NET Bible and contributed to the NASB.
Looks like NT only right now. Makes use of BDAG and Louw-Nida for notes. Lists W. Hall Harris III as the general editor...he works on the NET Bible and contributed to the NASB.
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It wasn't even on my radar, to tell you the truth. I was surprised to see BibleGateway.com has it as an option ...
I'm curious as to why it doesn't carry "Version" instead of just "Bible" (as only true translations can be called "Versions"....)
Right now it looks ok... includes salvation and the blood of Christ...
but I don't see a need for it for me, personally. I like my Greek-English-Hebrew lexicons.
I'm curious as to why it doesn't carry "Version" instead of just "Bible" (as only true translations can be called "Versions"....)
Right now it looks ok... includes salvation and the blood of Christ...
but I don't see a need for it for me, personally. I like my Greek-English-Hebrew lexicons.
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eh? Where did you get that from?drjean said:
Right now it looks ok... includes salvation and the blood of Christ...
I'm working through a commentary on Mark, and opened it to re-read some of the text. My impression is that it captures more of the rough edges and immediacy of Mark than other translations that polish the English in a way that Mark's Greek is not.but I don't see a need for it for me, personally. I like my Greek-English-Hebrew lexicons.
I wondered if anyone else had looked at it.
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Logos just released the OT in Lexham E.B. I have not read much of it yet so no comments except their Hebrew scholar on staff (Logos) is the real deal as a Christian. Michael Heiser, he has a very interesting book coming out soon(hopefully)
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