That's by the way another reason why I'd need to know the exact version so I can insert the same text. I plan to provide the Greek New Testament (Textus Receptus) as an Online Bible on my website and it would be great if I could provide the Greek Audio Bible so you could play it along-side the text (I also plan to add timemarkers so that the currently read verse gets highlighted). Could you tell us which exact version was read?Īlso, in the DropBox note you say there are missing words in Matthew 5:1 and Revelation 14:12. But there a different versions of Textus Receptus (Erasmus, Stephen, Beza, Scrivener). I have two questions: You write this is the Textus Receptus text.
This version on the other side with the modern Greek pronounciation sounds really genuine. (Yeah, it is easier to follow the reading but I still don't like how it sounds.) It just doesn't sound Greek, actually to me it feels more like English. I listend to the version of Maurice Robinson with the Erasmian pronunciation and it just can't compare to this version.
