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Many congrats!
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Any particularly noteworthy insights about the text of chapter 28?
Yours in Christ,
James Snapp, Jr.
Congratulations! Well done.
That is wonderful! I am so happy for you. I can not wait to hear about what comes next!
Congrats John.
Congratulations from Mexico!!! You do a great work at ETC.I suppose you deserve some holidays.
Congratulations John!
John, Congratulations. This sounds like a very important contribution. Peter Rodgers
Congratulations, John.
Congratulations! Are you handing out free copies! ;) I would love to read it...
Thanks all for your congratulations!
The next step is to enter the data into the Hexapla Institute's online database. I am interested in this aspect of the project, even though I am not sure of all of the details yet. I may have an opportunity to post on this aspect later.
After the materials are entered into the database, I will then pursue publication of it.
I will comment on chapter 28 later :).
Congratulations, John.
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