ECM TOOLS LIST UPDATE

For a complete list see Orthographical standardizationВ under вЂњNA28вЂќ in вЂњOnline UtilitiesвЂќ.ДЄ split primary line occurs when the editors leave the decision open where two or more variants of about equal weight should be adopted in their reconstruction of the Ausgangstext. Spellings were changed in a number of locations in the NA28. The first printing of the NA28 listed 34 textual changes, but the entry concerning the elision in бјЂО»О»О¬ in 1 Peter 2:25 was removed in later printings (since it is only orthographical) В this resulted in 33 textual changes. These changes were adopted in the NA28 and are listed in the NA28 on pages 50*-51* and posted on the INTFвЂ™s website under вЂњNA28вЂќ and Textual Changes. The ECM of the Catholic Letters (2nd edition, 2013) contained 33 textual changes compared to the NA27. Image: ECM Volumes and available Digital Tools and Downloads These cover different topics but IвЂ™ve singled out the pertinent ones for the ECM and CBGM and have listed them here for convenience. The INTFвЂ™s homepage lists a number of вЂњ Online UtilitiesвЂќ.

ECM TOOLS LIST UPDATE

So, in this post, I thought I would take the opportunity to review what is already available for the ECM of the Catholic Letters, update online resources for ECM Acts, and explain what will be available for the ECM Mark. These will include the digital edition, the CBGM, a Docker container, and a list of textual changes compared to the NA28.Д®ven though the ECM of Acts was published back in 2017, we realized we have not posted the list of textual changes online for Acts like was done for the ECM of the Catholic Letters. Once it appears in print, we will make our online tools for it accessible.

The ECM of Mark is currentlyВ being printed and will be available soon.

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