jerrybouey
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In the last couple of years, I have been working on various devotional books, and was wondering if there was any interest in them? They are:
Our Daily Homily by F.B. Meyer - which contains a devotional on each chapter of the Bible.
Moments Of Meditation - which contains 365 Daily meditations from excerpts of Matthew Henry's Whole Bible Commentary.
Faith's Checkbook by Spurgeon.
I have lost and restarted the work on these several times - as once my computer crashed and I lost the modules, then afterwards, through a website change, I lost the modules I had uploaded to my own site - but did not backup on my own computer. Plus, due to a change in one site where I was posting a lot of study materials and books, etc. I was working on, a lot of that material was lost again!:roll: (I just took a quick look over on those boards, and realize that the material I was working on from these books is still there, so I will take a few days to make sure I have them all added to the appropriate modules before I lose them again.)
I really want to finish these books, as they are worth reading and using when reading various passages of Scripture - I found them especially beneficial when I was sending out Daily Devotionals for about 2 1/2 years - but due to time constraints, I had to stop doing that last October.
One concern I have and want to run it by those here: The philosophy for the study boards I posted material on was that all references had to be KJV. Sometimes the authors quoted (like Meyer) "corrected" or changed the rendering in the KJV - so I edited all the devotionals to reflect the reading in the KJV, plus also added the reference numbers for those who actually wanted to look up the passages for themselves. Does anyone here have a problem with that? I did not change what the author was saying - except when it was a direct quote that needed to be edited. This is something I would really like feedback on - because if I was to tackle this work again, I would like to have others interested in it, and not just throw it out because it was edited to conform to the KJV. Of course, in the first entry, I clearly indicated what I have done by way of editing.
Also, I was working on The Companion Of The Way. It is an excellent devotional book. I made webpages for it, and even a module before I realized that not all the references were KJV (I had edited about half of it last year). If there is any interest in this work, I will gladly take the time necessary to get the rest of it edited and proofread.
Looking for feedback. Thanks.
Our Daily Homily by F.B. Meyer - which contains a devotional on each chapter of the Bible.
Moments Of Meditation - which contains 365 Daily meditations from excerpts of Matthew Henry's Whole Bible Commentary.
Faith's Checkbook by Spurgeon.
I have lost and restarted the work on these several times - as once my computer crashed and I lost the modules, then afterwards, through a website change, I lost the modules I had uploaded to my own site - but did not backup on my own computer. Plus, due to a change in one site where I was posting a lot of study materials and books, etc. I was working on, a lot of that material was lost again!:roll: (I just took a quick look over on those boards, and realize that the material I was working on from these books is still there, so I will take a few days to make sure I have them all added to the appropriate modules before I lose them again.)
I really want to finish these books, as they are worth reading and using when reading various passages of Scripture - I found them especially beneficial when I was sending out Daily Devotionals for about 2 1/2 years - but due to time constraints, I had to stop doing that last October.
One concern I have and want to run it by those here: The philosophy for the study boards I posted material on was that all references had to be KJV. Sometimes the authors quoted (like Meyer) "corrected" or changed the rendering in the KJV - so I edited all the devotionals to reflect the reading in the KJV, plus also added the reference numbers for those who actually wanted to look up the passages for themselves. Does anyone here have a problem with that? I did not change what the author was saying - except when it was a direct quote that needed to be edited. This is something I would really like feedback on - because if I was to tackle this work again, I would like to have others interested in it, and not just throw it out because it was edited to conform to the KJV. Of course, in the first entry, I clearly indicated what I have done by way of editing.
Also, I was working on The Companion Of The Way. It is an excellent devotional book. I made webpages for it, and even a module before I realized that not all the references were KJV (I had edited about half of it last year). If there is any interest in this work, I will gladly take the time necessary to get the rest of it edited and proofread.
Looking for feedback. Thanks.