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[Jim Poulos]

I asked about this sometime ago I can't remember when. Will 'The GK NT, According to the Majority Text',
become an available Module?


It seems to me with this version being a viable alternative to the Critical Text that it would be a valuable tool more people would like to have. (The New King James is dominantly Majority text, not a small work) Am I a minority on the Majority?

Edited by Jim Poulos, 13 June 2009 - 03:06 PM.

[Nathan Parker]

I asked about this sometime ago I can't remember when. Will 'The GK NT, According to the Majority Text',
become an available Module?


It seems to me with this version being a viable alternative to the Critical Text that it would be a valuable tool more people would like to have. (The New King James is dominantly Majority text, not a small work) Am I a minority on the Majority?

Would love to see it as well, since I've done work with the majority text. I was hoping it was already in the Scholar's packages. Maybe by Scholar's 9 it will be?

[Helen Brown]

The GNT-BYZ is a tagged GNT majority text: The New Testament in the Original Greek: Byzantine Textform 2005 compiled and arranged by Maurice A. Robinson and William G. Pierpont, including apparatus notes. This an important edition of the Greek Majority text.

[Jim Poulos]

Thank you for the reminder about GNT-BYZ. I do have this module and use it but I did not know it was compatible with The GNT according to the Majority Text and in fact it is the more current of the works of the Majority Text.

J Poulos

[Jonathan C. Borland]

Would love to see it as well, since I've done work with the majority text. I was hoping it was already in the Scholar's packages. Maybe by Scholar's 9 it will be?

Yes, I just purchased the Original Languages package and was a little surprised that the GNT-BYZ module wasn't included. Oh well, I just purchased the module. It's worth it!