Major Update on Greek NT Project! 

That’s awesome! I can’t wait for you to own yours, my friend!

I agree. I would 100% be willing to preorder a copy (though it has been 3 months, is it still in that stage?) I'm still learning Greek, but I'm enjoying it, and while I lean CT, I would like a variety of GNTs in physical form in addition to the THGNT that I plan to continue using, and the Robinson Pierpont text is definitely on that list

Awesome! Thank you!

Can’t wait for you to have one, brother!

Thanks, Mark!

Thanks for tuning in!

Much appreciated!

Will do! Thanks for your interest

Our pleasure!

@@BiblicalStudiesandReviews Godspeed.

Yes, I do anticipate the PDF becoming generally available. I would to get our 1000 print copies mostly sold before then. And I’m sure we can get a copy to Northern Ireland.

Awesome!

We have kicked the idea around. Not sure yet.

Hopefully between 10 and 11. Page count constraints wouldn’t let us go over that.

Not at this time. But there is a similar text that has an interlinear.

@@BiblicalStudiesandReviews thanks

We are working to get a website setup and then we will probably have a form for a preorder

Can’t wait for you to have one!

One member of our team lives in Australia, so…you bet!

I’m hoping it will be under $30. I received a quote last year. We will to firm up the numbers though.

Thanks Kathy! Hoping to have this done by the end of 2024.

I have not. Maybe I’ll look him up.

I have not. I probably should.

We are working on that.

I cannot wait to pre-order. Please, do all you can to make international shipping possible. God bless you all and this incredible project.

Don’t worry! We are proofreading as I speak. Lord willing, we definitely intend to provide international shipping. Of course the shipping costs will be a little bit more expensive.

Haha my hands even knocked over my microphone.

There are multiple different Greek texts available. Ours has a number of features which those do not have. The most prominent scholarly text now is the UBS and Nestle Aland, both of which are closely guarded by copyright.

@@BiblicalStudiesandReviews which features?

@@JRJohnson1701 public domain status, Byzantine text, Wide margins, thorough apparatus showing all differences between the Byzantine text and the critical text etc.

Hopefully soon

We considered doing references. But have decided against it for the moment

@@BiblicalStudiesandReviews Maybe italic type or bold?

Interesting question. If it DOES succeed will you be accepting the opposite counter conclusion to each of your premises?

@@shrewdthewise2840 Interesting deflections. I'll be happy to answer once you actually answer my question.

E) God thought that here was no added value in another vanity translation. Just joking. I guess I am just not educated enough to see the need for this.

@@biggestblimp 👍I like that answer. I think I'll use it next time someone asks me "If not from god, then where did this all come from?" I guess I am just not educated enough to see the need for god. I love it... Thanks. Can I credit you for this pearl of wisdom?

It's not A because the amount of prayer doesn't really make a difference to God, it's the same effect as if one prayed, it just makes people feel more comforted. B is unlikely as praying incorrectly would mean the person is living in some particularly bad unrepentant Sin which probably isn't the case for every person praying. C is the closest to the correct answer, though it's not necessarily that God doesn't "like" the project only that he has determined it should not come to pass for any number of reasons we might not be able to understand. There's your answer. It's not that difficult of a question. You are not as witty as you seem to think.

Did you watch the video at all? Did you know understand what text they will be using?

@Wanttoknowabout Yes, I watched it, but I don't understand it. I can watch it again. I like his videos on the end times, and agree with him. I just don't like Wescott and Hort because they were hired to corrupt God's word.

@@christiangrl45 Ok. So the background here is that they are advocating for the majority text and not the critical text (the one I think you don't like). Stephen and Dwayne have been working on releasing this new edition with an apparatus. Dwayne talks about it on his channel as well. For someone, maybe like you, who isn't a fan of the critical text, this should be a pretty major thing (given that these alternatives really are sparse).

@@Wanttoknowabout Oh, that makes sense now. Yeah, I didn't about about the greek text. I just knew that we could read the King James, and it is already done the right way by those scholars that used the Majority text. Now, I understand a pastor can get more understanding, by looking at the definitions, because I got more understanding from Stephen with him talking about Ezekial and Revelation. Thanks for explaining that. I appreciate it. He will be making a better Greek NT text so they won't have to use one that is wrong.