Recent content by parkernathan

I've heard Phillips is good but haven't read him yet. Need to check into him!

John Bulter was an Independent Baptist pastor who wrote a commentary series on the Bible, a set of sermon starters, a daily devotional series, a series of biographies on people in the Bible, and a series on Christ. He was a master at alliteration, fundamental in doctrine, and used the KJV as his...

Everything worked flawlessly. Thanks again!

Perfect. Thanks!

Thanks! I will try this out. Where do Sorenson's UTB, Way of Life's Two Modules, and NASB95 store their SS modules?

Thanks Brandon. I purchase all my SS upgrades directly from you. I was new to SS when I saw it on The KJV Store website, so that's how I purchased my first copy.

In addition to SS being local, there are other stores that sell the CD, plus there are plenty of SS users who can tell others about it via word of mouth. There are also plenty of non-AI search engines that freely showcase Christian websites, so I believe enough people would be able to find out...

There are tons of great articles on the Trinitarian Bible Society website. I've also read through them in print in the past. Any chance that an SS user with some free time could find out from TBS if they'd allow them to put a collection of their articles into a TBS SS User Module? It would be...

These wouldn't be free but addon purchases, but any chance SS could team up with the late John Butler's family to get all his books as addon purchases for SS? I use them heavily in print. Having them in SS would be super-useful. Thanks!

I got a new PC. What would be the quickest way to migrate SS, including custom modules/settings, over to it. Thanks!

Topic and Verse Guide did the trick. There was a wealth of solid and useful discussions on it. It's fascinating that I was able to get such a wealth of riches a click away using Topic and Verse Guide. SS makes it a breeze to enjoy the riches of God's Word and the library it comes with.

Sounds good. Thanks Brandon for the info! I will try a Topic and Verse Guide search. I have Sorenson's commentary in SS, so I may check him out as well and read his comments on the verse.

Indeed. The missing comma (in many modern versions) changes the entire meaning of the verse which people are missing. I hear a myriad of preachers and Bible teachers refer to Christ in this passage as the "Wonderful Counselor". While He certainly is a Wonderful Counselor, the missing comma...

Does anyone know where I can find an article (in SS or outside of SS) on why the KJV uses a comma between "Wonderful" and "Counselor" in Isaiah 9:6, whereas some modern translations do not? It would be another good article in defense of the KJV translators. Thanks!

My Macs can't run MacPorts at the moment since they're on the Sequoia beta, but they are running Homebrew. Am I going to need to wait and try this after MacPorts is available for Sequoia?