One of our forum members, James, has done a "Scripture-Only" version of YY for us. Basically, he has taken out each and every verse ever amplified in the YY book, and stuck them together and in order.

Isn't that grand?!

A big THANK YOU to James for doing this - for which he shall be attaching here shortly :)

I've attempted the same project as a Word doceument. There were a few repetions with variations. I also detetced a few divisions or numbering of verses that differed from popular acounting. Hopefully if these are posted they can edited without much difficulty.

I noticed the verses that where repeated, but translated slightly differently, Yada told me that in those cases I should use the newest translations. As for the verses being off, yeah Yada got off on his numbering a few times. I have tried to correct that as well.

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GREAT way to start the non-Yahuweh new year out

Right click - save as?

What Internet Browser are you using?

Works fine in Google Chrome

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Don't see where the files are posted?

Wow, James, that was a lot of work. Thanks for making these .pdf files.

I was able to download the files OK.

BTW, I have Power Point slides of the creation account in Genesis based on Gerald Schroeder's book "The science of God" and the Hayeh, 'Owr, and Chay chapters of Yada Yahweh if anyone is interested. I sent it to Yada a year ago and I used it once as a presentation to a group of people at a "Bible" study. I had my laptop and a DLP projector when I made the presentation. The .ppt file is 7.7 MB and the .zip file is 7.3 MB. If anyone is interested, I could break it up into < 1MB files.

OK
I can't seem to open it
Used Word, and Adobe both with no luck
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to open the .rar files, you will need winrar or another such application. you can download the 32-bit version of winrar here. If you have a 64-bit pc, you can download it here.

This is only a 40 or so day trial, it's $29.00 for the full version, but it worked fine for me, and I am just going to save the files after I open them, so I don't need the full version. If you don't trust the links I provided (which I understand) you can just go to www.downloads.com and find them there yourself.

Shalom

Nope - but got it now
A HUGE THANKSto you James, and those who helped

just post a reply, and then check the attach files to this post box

No Problem, Swalchy took care of the RC scriptures.

James, Never mind, It worked. I see how it works now. It doesn't ask for the attachment until I click "post" instead of just "preview". I have to make the other files smaller though they wouldn't attach.

A number of people seem to be having issues with the rar files, so I re compressed them as zip files since windows has a built in unzipper. Hope this helps

This is great James. One question, I understand why there are 2 Genesis files(one is filling in the blanks), but why 3? One is called Genesis, one is Genesis YY and the last is called Genesis YY Translation... ? Thanks

Yeah, that's there because of my stupidity. You see Genesis was the first one I compiled, and when I did, I converted it to PDF, and stupidly deleted the word doc I created it in. So I had to find a program that would convert it back to word, so I could fix some of the formating, based on recommendations from a few people I showed it to. The converter really messed with the formating, so I had to go through and fix the editing, a time consuming process that took me a few days, and I was having computer issues at the time, so I was saving it as a separate file. So long story short, there are two versions of Genesis in the set, but are essentially the same, just slight formating differences. The one in the seperate zip/rar is where I have filled in the gaps.

Marcus, Exodus should be in there somewhere.

How about Malachi?

All right I have Malachi done. Yada left out 3 verses, I don't have time tonight, but will go and amplify them tomorrow, so we will have the entirety of Malachi done.

Also I will be posting regular updates for my Genesis translations. I finished chapter 12 today. I will probably upload a new version every 3 or 4 chapters.

I've filled in the three missing verses from Malachi. Rather than having two copies here, I deleted the old one, and uploaded the new one. So if you want to Download it, it is above.

Mike, I would love to see what you were trying to post. If you could PM me that I would greatly appreciate it. And I can see if I can get it to work too.

Also, thanks James and co. who put all that together!!!

Okay, here is an update of my Genesis translations, I am currently through chapter 15.

Note, I deleted the old file, so this is the only one here. I'm trying to keep the amount of space that I use to a minimum.

I'm doing this as much for myself as for others, it is giving me the opportunity to study every word of scripture, literally, so I would encourage anyone that wants to, to do it.

As for helping, if you want to check mine and find anything that i may have got wrong, or add insight that i may have missed I'm open to that.

If by help you mean divide it up and you translate some chapters or books and I do others. I want to translate all of it my self, so that I will have studied it, I'm even translating the verses Yada has already done, so that I can study them.

But it would be nice to have some one to help me though difficult verses. Someone who I could use as a sound board and who could offer alternatives to me.

As for the format, I decided to use Yada's formating style, because it makes it easier to use as a study tool. So I try to translate it accurately in the bold and then place the Hebrew and the amplified definition in the parenthesis. A fully amplified translation is a bit tricky to read.

As for the Silver edition, I use the Original Languages edition, which is cheaper and has less. Looking at the list there are a few things that OL has that Silver doesn't, but they are nothing I would worry about having. The OL is about $700 less than the Silver, and in my opinion most of the books that you get that aren't in the OL are not useful. It does come with several more interlinears, several history and culture books, which could be good, but not necessary for translating, more maps and photos which are nice but not necessary, a couple of extra ancient text, and the pronunciation tools which would be nice but not necessary. Other than that it comes with a bunch of things in "church" history, ministry teachings, sermon compilation, apologetics, devotionals, counseling, preaching and teaching, reviews, references and commentaries, and a lot more English translations.

So in other words Silver has a few extras, but in my opinion not worth the price difference over OL. So unless you have the money to spend, I would go with the OL, the OL was designed just for word study, whereas the other packages are designed mostly for Clergy and such.

The OL comes with a beginning Hebrew book that is a pretty good way of learning the alphabet, and recognizing the letters, and such. I used to it and another beginning Hebrew book that I bought to get the basics down. The main things I got from them is how to pronounce the letters, and how to write them, as well as tenses and masculine vs feminine and plural singular. I don't care to much for them vocabulary wise, since they give you the most basic definition.

If you have any questions PM me and I'll see if I can help. When I first started I started by re translating verses Yada had done, so I would run the exegetical search on a verse, and then begin looking at each word and piecing a sentence together. There are about 5 or 6 books that I use regularly in logos, and then I would recommend getting The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible, the Abegg, Flint, Ulrich version. It puts the parts that differ with the MT in italics, so you can identify them. Also you can find some other good Lexicons in Hardback to supplement logos.

Also when dealing with Hebrew, don't just use the vowel pointing that are supplied, those are the ones chosen by the Masorites, look at the root letters and other words formed by them, and think which fits best in the context, and with Yah's nature. Most of the time all the different words formed with that basis fit and add a layer of depth that just one won't.

The Qumran Biblical Dead Sea Scrolls Database has been Under Development for sometime at Logos, if you were to wait until it was done there is no telling how long you will have to wait. I have the hardback one and plan on getting the add in when it is finally released. You can get a soft-back copy for around $10 on Amazon, so I would recommend getting that now, and then getting the Logos add in when it comes out. Having the DSS database will be awesome if they ever release it. The book version is a translation, so not a transcript of the DSS, it is useful, but having the transcripts would be much better.

The ones I use most are:
Dictionary of Biblical Languages: Hebrew,
Brown–Driver–Briggs Hebrew Lexicon,
A Concise Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament,
Gesenius' Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon to the Old Testament,
NASB Dictionaries (I use this mostly for their transliterations, the definitions are simplistic ones.)
Exaustive Dictionary of Biblical Names
The Lexham Hebrew-English Interlinear Bible
The Hebrew Bibke: Andersen-Forbes
Theological Word Book of the Old Testament

At least those are the ones I always have opened.

I also use:
The Hebrew Bible: Anderson-Forbes Marker Analysis
The Gesenius' Hebrew-Grammer
Hebrew Syntax

For some of the tougher grammatical parts.

I've focused entirely on the Hebrew Scriptures. if you are interested in the Greek RC, then logos has a lot more tools from what i can tell, but you might ask Swalchy about the Greek stuff that is much more his department.