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Thanks Roy

Some interesting views in this thread. There are many brilliant scholars out there providing diverse views in their books about Bible events and those views are fascinating to read - and I enjoy reading them. Faithlife provides a service to us in making available many of these books electronically. Yet in reading those texts, personally I hold fast

Thanks Bruce !

Thanks for the tip Sean and Mark - I'll certainly try it. Keep well. Paul

I would very much agree that there is real value for people to be able to access the scholarship of those who don't write in English. If the reader knows that language or can get a translation that would be a great advantage for them. Yet I have a real reservation about mixing foreign language texts with English texts in bundles for people like myself

Thanks Kenute - I've just added this one to my library. I notice that there are a number of books on speaking in tongues on the Vyrso site, though not particularly discounted (See: https://vyrso.com/products/search?q=speaking+in+tongues ). Although the best way for Christians to learn about the gift of tongues is for them to seek and use that gift,

That's a fascinating thought, Brother Mark. The story has always interested me and its just possible your speculation could be right. Thanks for sharing it. Keep well Paul

Thanks Justin and John - that explains its absence!

Thanks Rice Crispy - and Amen to that excellent text

Hi MJ - I think that is an excellent suggestion. The source manuscripts of course have a considerable effect on the type of Bible you end up with in your hands. Further information of the kind you are pointing to would give greater transparency in a time when many claims are being made about particular Bible versions. Its only my approach, but in studying