Not strictly the purpose of this blog but on topic for the website. Benjamin, any plans to release more New Testament books imminently in audio form? I am just preparing to record my own of some texts for personal use, if you are about to release some books though then I will avoid doing those
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I just recorded 1 Peter 1, let’s just say I have even more respect for your recordings after that!
Great, thanks for that information. Definitely looking forward to the gospel of Mark film. I will start working through books other than the ones you mentioned. I am probably going to have to do the same with 2 Maccabees and Josephus’ Antiquities so that I don’t forget everything I have worked on in grammar and vocab. Not enough time in the day to keep rereading along with all the other books I have on the go
Thanks for checking, Matthew. I think down the pipeline are Acts, Romans, and then possibly Genesis (LXX) or the Gospel according to Matthew. It will probably be months before I get to these.
On a side note, the Gospel of Mark film in Koine Greek is coming out in the near near future at this point (God-willing).
Thanks Jason, modern wouldn’t be too bad but I wanted it for on the go which would chew up my data if I did it through YouTube. Doing my own would probably have some vague benefit anyway, just didn’t want to duplicate effort if not needed
If you can tolerate listening to the modern pronunciation, the whole NT is recorded in audio-visual format on YouTube.