Owens Hebrews commentary on kindle?
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If you can find an Ages Software disk of his complete works, the pdfs of those convert to Kindle pretty well; except for the Greek or Hebrew, which I find annoying.
I have an Ages disk I got back in 2001 for something like $9.00 and have happily put the entire pdf set on my Kindle (large format dx), but I've also converted various volumes on Hebrews to Kindle so I can highlight text.
Ages seems to be gone, but I occasionally see the disks sold through other dealers or on ebay.
But, sadly, they are under copyright, or I'd just put the whole works on a hosted site for download.
I have an Ages disk I got back in 2001 for something like $9.00 and have happily put the entire pdf set on my Kindle (large format dx), but I've also converted various volumes on Hebrews to Kindle so I can highlight text.
Ages seems to be gone, but I occasionally see the disks sold through other dealers or on ebay.
But, sadly, they are under copyright, or I'd just put the whole works on a hosted site for download.
Wayne
Tempus faciendi, Domine.
try this listing of his Hebrews volumes. I usually prefer or start with those postings with the monst downloads, figuring that they are probably the better scans, etc.
Internet Archive Search: title
Hebrews) AND creatorOwen, John)
Internet Archive Search: title
Hebrews) AND creatorOwen, John)
sevenzedek
Puritan Board Junior
http://http://www.puritanlibrary.com/
The typos appear tolerable for Owen's Hebrews commentary. The website is a good resource anyway. The quality varies depending on the resource you look at.
The typos appear tolerable for Owen's Hebrews commentary. The website is a good resource anyway. The quality varies depending on the resource you look at.
And if you want the Ages version, it can be found here: http://www.kingsleypress.com/john-owen-collection-cd.html
or even less expensive: http://www.discountbible.com/bible-study-software/a-cls9.html
or even less expensive: http://www.discountbible.com/bible-study-software/a-cls9.html
Vic, I think you are the only one out there with a DX and it looks like Amazon is going to stop making them altogether. For the rest of us with the standard size kindle, pdf conversions are so unwieldy they are not worth the trouble of downloading them (in my opinion).
Kindle DX no longer available from Amazon, potentially discontinued
I thought Fred had one. At least that was the excuse I allowed myself when I found mine on sale.
It's too bad they aren't supporting it. A DX with the third generation software upgrade would be nearly perfect, but it never happened.
People can still buy large format readers from Europe: PocketBook Pro 902 - PocketBook
Shawn Mathis
Puritan Board Sophomore
When looking for old books:
1. Google books (I find more old books here than anywhere else in general. It has pdf and upub. Make sure you narrow search to "free google books")
2. Internet archive (Second place I look. Make sure you narrow your search in the "Media types" options to "text".)
3. Puritan Library is now on my list!
4. Just a generic google search may help find old, obscure books from an obscure website.
1. Google books (I find more old books here than anywhere else in general. It has pdf and upub. Make sure you narrow search to "free google books")
2. Internet archive (Second place I look. Make sure you narrow your search in the "Media types" options to "text".)
3. Puritan Library is now on my list!
4. Just a generic google search may help find old, obscure books from an obscure website.
FenderPriest
Puritan Board Junior
As a converted kindle book, it'll be very hard to acquire. It has many portions of untranslated Latin, Greek and Hebrew - which means it'd be a major undertaking to format.
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