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Subject: Re: Greek and Hewbrew study guides
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Date: 30 Mar 91 08:01:00 GMT
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Hi Jim,

     Glad you want to know more about the Bible, God's word.
     If you want to learn Greek and English side by side purchase
     a King James Version:  INTERLINEAR GREEK-ENGLISH NEW TESTAMENT
     with a greek-english lexicon and new testament synonyms by
     George Ricker Berry.  The publisher is Baker Book House:  Grand Rapids,
     Michigan.

     The Greek text is that of the Stephens, 1550 and Elzevir, 1624...
     commonly known as the Textus Receptus (Textum . . . . ab omnibus
     receptum).

     I would also recommend a Strong's concordance again in the
     King James Version.

     I would not recommend those so called bibles that take the blood
     of Christ out of their verses.  Write me and I will tell you what
     I mean here.

     Your truly,

     Kevin Paulson, 222 Stockbridge Hall, N. D. S. U., Fargo, ND 58105