Just a quick update to announce that the translation of the Book of Acts has now been published online for your viewing pleasure. No PDF file, nor any notes at the moment. I hope to get both the notes and then the PDF file complete by the end of this week.
Stay tuned for an update regarding that 
Just a quick post to say that I’ve done some editing of the Translation Pages, and those of you running Internet Explorer 7, 8, Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera, or Apple’s Safari Internet Browser’s should now see, to the left side of the Translation Pages, a black box labelled Menu. If you click this, another box will slide down from the top of the page, making navigating the website on the Translation Pages a lot easier than it has been
Each page should now load faster thanks to my superb XHTML and PHP coding skills >.>
(that last line is a lie – I don’t have superb XHTML and PHP coding skills – they’re adequate at best)
For those of you not running those Internet Browser’s, all of those browser’s based on the Firefox or Chromium system shouldn’t have any problems either. Only those running Internet Explorer 6 and previous Internet Explorer versions will have touble. Saying that, those of you running Internet Explorer 7 and previous probably have trouble with every webpage you come across, so I would advise you to read this page, about why you not only should, but NEED to upgrade your Internet Browser.
Just a quick post to note that I noticed several spelling/other errors in the Translation of Lucus/Luke, and so have corrected it and added the update to the webpage, as well as to the separate PDF file and the ZIP file containing the translation of each book currently done.
As always, if anyone notices any errors in the translation, be it misspelled words or something else that is missing, please, do let me know, so I can correct the error and post an update as quickly as possible
Just thought I’d wish a happy Feast of Pentecost/Feast of Weeks/Shabuw’ah to everyone
It’s currently gone past sun-down here in Europe, so most of the other countries west should be following suit very soon
Seeing as though the Feast of Weeks/Pentecost is fast approaching (Saturday evening 30/5/09 – Sunday evening 31/5/09), I have decided to upload the First two chapters of the Acts of the Apostles. I have only done the webpage form at the moment though, without any notes on it, and no PDF at the moment. All of these will be added when the whole translation of the Acts of the Apostles has been completed
Please find the webpage version of the first two chapters of the Acts of the Apostles here.
After finishing both the Lucus and 2 Thessalonians Translations, I have gone back and done a revision of my translation of Titus. It has now grown quite significantly, and I have also finally created a fully-functional PDF file to go with it
As it happens, I shall be starting both the Textual Criticism and translation of the Book of Acts (a.k.a The Acts of the Apostles) immediately, and judging from how long the translation of Lucus took (the same author of Acts), this may be the final update for a while, as Acts is even longer than Lucus!
Saying that, there was something that seriously annoyed me when I was doing my revision of Titus, so I shall probably post a few blogs between now and when I finish translating Acts
Please find the PDF file of Titus here, and the webpage here.
And as always, all the translations can be downloaded in Zip format from this link.
Less than five days after I posted up a new translation, I have another new translation for all of you! This time it is the shortish book of 2 Thessalonians. Whilst it may only be four A4 pages long, the Apostle Paul leaves a wealth of information for us to read, ponder and acknowledge.
The PDF file can be found by clicking this link, and the webpage should be up on this link shortly
It’s taken a little bit longer than I anticipated, but I have now finished making the PDF file for the Lucus translation, including the right-margin notes. These notes will also be added to the Lucus translation webpage as soon as possible
As always, find the PDF here, and the whole collection of translation PDF’s here
Just to let people know that Lucus Chapters 1 – 12 have been uploaded onto the website for your viewing pleasure. I hope to have the rest of Lucus translated in the next two weeks, so expect chapters 13 – 24, and the full PDF, sometime in the middle of March
Whilst translating from the Greek, I am also compiling the Textual Critical Text Greek basis from which the translations are from. I am then planning on putting all of them up on here so people can, if they want, check what it is that I’m actually translating. Each Greek page is going to be expanded in the future, so that more information regarding the Greek word will appear whenever you hover over it.
But that’s for the future. For now, I have just uploaded the base Greek Text that I used to translate 2 Yahuchanon (2 John).
Please find the Webpage and PDF uploaded for your viewing pleasure 