Interviews w/ Lexham Press Authors
I thought some of you might find these interesting:
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Thanks for pointing both of these interviews out. You did an excellent job and I found them quite interesting. I can't imagine how huge of a project it would have been to translate the Septuagint. I also love the fact that Steve ran a construction business prior to working on his projects.
To me it like the Olympics. Yes the first contest is interesting to watch but the behind-the-scene stories is what I really like. Thanks for giving us a glimpse.
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It was interesting to note too, that Lexham would like to publish print editions of its works if there was enough support.
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Bruce Dunning said:
Thanks for pointing both of these interviews out. You did an excellent job and I found them quite interesting. I can't imagine how huge of a project it would have been to translate the Septuagint. I also love the fact that Steve ran a construction business prior to working on his projects.
To me it like the Olympics. Yes the first contest is interesting to watch but the behind-the-scene stories is what I really like. Thanks for giving us a glimpse.
[Y], agreed. Thank you for producing excellent resources.
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Well, at least now I understand why I'm doomed to switch over to OliveTree to get the NETS translation. That was always a big mystery finally revealed.
"If myth is ideology in narrative form, then scholarship is myth with footnotes." B. Lincolm 1999.
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