Solid Rock Greek New Testament Scholar’s Edition (SRS)

[Antony]

I'd like to see Solid Rock Greek New Testament: Scholar’s Edition (SRS) in Accordance, since the apparatus compares many different critical NT editions. The Amazon description says it "offers a text produced on Byzantine-priority principles and an extensive textual apparatus detailing the readings of over 10 major critical editions at nearly 8000 variation units."

 

https://www.amazon.com/Solid-Greek-Testament-Scholars-Ancient/dp/0999532200

 

The editors are Joey McCollum and Stephen L. Brown. It appears Brown can be contacted

at http://firstbaptistnorthconway.org/solid-rock-publications.html

 

 

 

[Antony]

Is Accordance looking into getting this edition? I think it would be a good addition to Accordance for those doing text critical work.

[glassey]

Has there been any attempt for this?

 

It's interesting that one of the authors has been working on an open-cbgm program https://github.com/jjmccollum/open-cbgm

 

It looks like the other software has an option on it, but it is available for preorder to get enough interest, probably since 2018.

The apparatus is similar to the SBL one but different text choices and more critical editions compared.

Edited September 17, 2021 by glassey

[glassey]

To add to that, I've just found that the source for the book, i.e. text  (text file) and apparatus (in a spreadsheet) is at https://github.com/jjmccollum/solid-rock-gnt and the LICENSE file says it's in the public domain.

 

I may have a go, next week or so, at working out how to get that into a user bible and user tool for the Accordance Exchange.

[Fabian]

34 minutes ago, glassey said:

To add to that, I've just found that the source for the book, i.e. text  (text file) and apparatus (in a spreadsheet) is at https://github.com/jjmccollum/solid-rock-gnt and the LICENSE file says it's in the public domain.

 

I may have a go, next week or so, at working out how to get that into a user bible and user tool for the Accordance Exchange.

Normally @Mark Allison at Accordance should update their modules. But the Robinson-Pierpont is still on 2005. Even there was an update to 2018.