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17 Comments
Terry Delaney
It is Greek to me (running IE 7)
Brett
Looks good to me Denny (using Firefox).
Mike G.
Looks good to me too (using Firefox 2.0.0.14)
Denny Burk
Thanks, fellas. That’s what I needed to know.
GUNNY HARTMAN
Firefox reporting … Gig ’em!
(using Firefox 2.0.0.14)
Ranger
Looks great on Firefox 3b5 (Mac OS 10.5.2)
Ferg
It looks great – it’s just a shame i don’t understand it!!
MatthewS
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Tristan
I’m using Safari (on a Mac) and it looks good.
Lucas Knisely
Told ya zhubert.com is the best, Denny. =)
MatthewS
Lucas, I agree 100,000%.
He has several features that are great, including adding columns (a Mac sort of thing to do) and doing quick word studies. I like drilling down into a word and seeing where that lemma appears in the NT, LXX, just a particular book, etc.
Denny Burk
Lucas,
Thanks for the heads up. That’s what I used.
Denny
Michael Metts
Looks good to me. I once took a screenshot and cut out the Greek text, placing it in an old blog so I could definitively know the reader saw it right… That might have been over the top…
John
Looks right on IE11 and Firefox…
Celucien Joseph
It looks pretty good Denny.
Wade Cashion
Maybe I am the only one, but I have a mistake in the last three words- θεου εν αυτω are seen as θεο? (the sentence is broken here and moves to the next line with) εν αυτω – I have left out accent and punctuation marks. I used the red New Testament you assign for us in class. I am using Firefox 2.0.0.14
Like I said, it may just be me!
MatthewS
BTW, GreekBible.com is also very helpful: http://www.greekbible.com/index.php
In the drop-down box, change the font to Palatino Linotype (instead of symbol, the default). Select a book. You can type a chapter without typing a verse. IOW, you can get a verse at a time or a chapter at a time. Copy and paste. Viola!
The last verse in Galatians:
Ἡ χάÏις τοῦ κυÏίου ἡμῶν Ἰησοῦ ΧÏιστοῦ μετὰ τοῦ πνεύματος ὑμῶν, ἀδελφοί: ἀμήν.