Tag Archives: David Robert Palmer

Current Activities

Though I still have a job doing something I don’t want to do, I now have a little more spare time than I did the last few years. Also, I moved to the state of Florida. I am currently working on 3 projects at once:

1.) Revising and updating my translation of the Apocalypse of John, or the Book of Revelation. My original edition I did about 15 years ago, and it still refers to the UBS4 and NA27. I am updating the GNT editions cited to include the SBL and Tyndale House editions, and of course UBS5 and NA28, as well as the BG, family 35 and Antoniades here and there. In addition, I am eliminating the accentuation of the Greek in the textual variant footnotes, since the direction of the accents would be technically incorrect when outside of the sentence and punctuation of the actual Bible text, and the early manuscripts did not contain them. This is what the Nestle-Aland editions do in their footnotes. This is all in preparation for publishing on Amazon.

2. Revising and updating my translation of the gospel of Matthew, since, again, my original was done 20 years ago or more, and I have learned much since then, and also become less closed to the Byzantine text stream. Like with Revelation, I am adding citation to the SBL and TH editions, but also adding many more textual variants in comparison to the Robinson-Pierpont text, as I am simultaneously creating a Robinson-Pierpont (RP) edition. This is all in preparation for publishing on Amazon.

3. Still slowly translating the Acts of the Apostles, currently in Acts chapter 27.

Change of Publisher

Update June 7, 2022– I have terminated my agreement with my former publisher, Infinity Books of Malta.  I can do myself what he was doing with Amazon, and am working hard on replacing his editions on Amazon.  I will keep you posted on new available printed and Kindle editions on Amazon.
Update June 8, 2022 I have published the Gospel of John, the edition alternating with the Greek text, on Amazon, for print, $4.99, and for Kindle, $0.99.
Update June 16, 2022 I have published the Gospel of Luke, the edition alternating with the Greek text, on Amazon, for print. The price is $5.89.

New: The Gospel according to Luke, Robinson-Pierpont edition, $11.90. Also comes in Kindle version, $0.99.

New Jun 27, 2022: The General Epistles print edition on Amazon, translated from the Robinson-Pierpont Majority text, alternating verse by verse between the Greek text and a new English translation.

Printed Edition of Luke

You can now purchase a printed edition of my translation of the Gospel of Luke, with the Greek text alternating verse by verse with my English translation. It is available on Amazon for $5.89.
Update June 16, I have published a new improved edition of Luke Robinson-Pierpont on Amazon.  It is priced at $11.90, the lowest Amazon would allow for the expanded distribution plan.  This one also comes in a Kindle edition. $0.99

Printed Editions

Printed Editions of David Robert Palmer books.

My translations are now being published in print form, book by book. You will still be able to freely download PDFs of them from this site, and copy and paste from them, and quote them.

Thus far, nine books are available in print on Amazon. My books are under the name David Robert Palmer, this link is my profile page showing all my publications on Amazon.

NEW and LATEST:
The Apocalypse of John (the Book of Revelation)
• large size- 8.25 x 11 inches
• 12 point font size
• 168 pages
• 518 footnotes
• 82 endnotes
• 3 tables

I have published the gospel according to Matthew. Alternates verse by verse between the Robinson-Pierpont Majority Greek text and English translation. 671 footnotes, 226 pages. Paperback. $6.89, this is basically my cost.

Update March 3, 2023- I have published the gospel of Matthew. Alternates verse by verse between eclectic Greek text and English translation. 671 footnotes, 228 pages. Paperback. $6.99, this is basically my cost.

NEW November 2022: The Gospel of Mark, alternating verse by verse between the Robinson-Pierpont text and my English translation. 157 pages.

NEW November 2022: The Gospel of Mark, alternating verse by verse between an eclectic Greek text and my English translation. 151 pages.

June 2022: The Gospel of Luke, alternating verse by verse between an eclectic Greek text and my English translation. 167 pages. Also in Kindle edition.

June 2022: The Gospel according to Luke, alternating verse by verse between the Robinson-Pierpont Greek text and my English translation. 176 pages. Also in Kindle edition,

June 2022: The Gospel of John, alternating verse by verse with my English translation. 164 pages. Also Kindle edition.

June 27, 2022: The General Epistles, English Bible verses translated from and alternating with the Robinson-Pierpont Greek text of all the General Epistles, also known as the Catholic Epistles. This includes James, 1 Peter, 2 Peter, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John, and Jude.

Quick-reference Ligature Guide – how to read the shorthand in Greek New Testament cursive manuscripts or minuscules.

Hoskier, H. C., “Concerning the Text of the Apocalypse, Vol. 2″ Paperback

Hoskier, H. C., “Concerning the Text of the Apocalypse, Vol. 2″ Hard Cover

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Textus Receptus New Bible

Announcing a new English Bible translation translated from the Textus Receptus Greek text, into English.

By David Robert Palmer

I recognize and accept, that many of my brethren in the Christian body of Christ believe that the Textus Receptus is the correct Greek text for a New Testament translation from Greek.  Therefore, I have uploaded a new edition of my translation of the Holy Bible that is based on the Textus Receptus.  You can download the Textus Receptus version here, or on my translations page.  A Kindle edition is also available, for $0.99, the lowest price Amazon will allow.

The Textus Receptus, also known as the TR for short, is a term used to refer to any of the Greek New Testament editions compiled in the reformation era, by men such as Erasmus, Beza, Elzevir, Stephens, Colinaeus, Aldus, and later, Scrivener.  The King James Version is the most famous Bible translation made from the Textus Receptus, though all other reformation-era translations were made from it as well.  The King James did not follow the TR in every instance.  Mr. F. H. A. Scrivener made an edition of the TR in 1894 that more closely would resemble the text from which the King James Version was translated.

I have also uploaded TR editions of individual books with the Textus Receptus Greek and English text alternating.  Those are: LukeJohn, James, 1 Peter, 2 Peter, 1 John, 2 John3 John, Jude, and Revelation.

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e-Sword David Robert Palmer gospels

Someone has put my translations of the four gospels into e-Sword. You can download the module for free here. You may also have to download this third party module installer, since the latest version of eSword installs new modules from within the application. Download the David Robert Palmer eSword module.

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Epistle of Jude

Now available for download here and on my new bible translation page: The Epistle of Jude in 62 Greek manuscripts and 12 critical editions

This is a table in the Reuben Swanson style, showing the text of 62 different Greek manuscripts and 12 critical editions, along with David Robert Palmer’s English translation. This is a pdf, 370 kb in size, in wide (landscape) format.
It is also available in printed form on lulu.com.
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Epistle of Jude

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