Announcing MorphGNT.org

I’ve hinted before about Ulrik Petersen and I collaborating on Greek New Testament linguistic endeavours.

I’m now delighted to announce the website that will be the home of our collaborative work:

http://morphgnt.org

I’ve transferred my [MorphGNT] files over there and Ulrik has done the same with his Tischendorf 8th and Strong’s Dictionary.

We’ve been working on a bunch of other stuff for the last few months which will eventually find its way on to that site too.

originally published on jtauber.com

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