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Archive for January, 2008

The Future of Bible Publishing

There are a couple of blog entries regarding Bible publishing and the future of the industry in the electronic age. The first is from J. Mark Bertrand and the other is from the ESV blog where the presentation given by Stephen Smith at the recent Bible Tech ‘08 Conference is available.
The two are [...]

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Dear Sirs,
As a loyal user of the ESV, I want to commend you on the work that has been undertaken in producing such a usable translation that is faithful to the ancient manuscripts, faithful to the tradition of English Bible translations going back to the work of William Tyndale and for publishing a [...]

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WARNING:  It appears as though Calvinism is on the rise and there are many that are not happy about it.
I have been a Christian for thirteen years and only within the last two years have I accepted Calvinism as  fundamental to true Christianity.  Prior to that, I had no knowledge or understanding of what it [...]

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Thank You, Crossway!

I would like to personally thank Crossway for linking to my blog from theirs, the amount of traffic coming through here has been great!  More importantly, I want to thank all of you for coming by and also for commenting, I hope this has been informative for all.
sincerely
Jesus Saenz

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I have been kicking around a proposed post on the atonement since writing this back on December 18.  I have been writing notes and outlines and more notes, then I go back to working it out in my head.  I then go back to mulling ideas around on paper then working it out in my [...]

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I was meaning to write a review of Crossway’s Thinline ESV in Cordovan leather for quite a few months but you know what they say about the best laid plans of mice and men. I was again reminded of my intended review when I was asked about the calfskin leather that Crossway uses for [...]

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This Cambridge Pitt Minion NASB in back goatskin was the first premium leather Bible I bought and was not disappointed. The Pitt Minion edition was first released by Cambridge University Press in the 1930’s. It is a compact Bible measuring 7″x 4.65″ x .75″, making it suitable for travel or for carrying in [...]

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