I thoroughly enjoy these essays. I would enjoy them even more if I didn't have to wade through Hebrew and Greek texts to get to the English translation. I understand why you are doing it but for those of us who do not read Hebrew, Greek, or (soon to come Latin) it would help a lot if you could put the English in bold type to make it easier to scan.
When you started this series, you labeled them Part 1, Part 2, and so on. Continuing that practice would also be helpful. Sometimes I miss a section only to find it days later buried in leftover Substack posts. This is a complex subject. Missing bits in the middle of the story makes things even more complicated.
I'm not going to stop reading just because some parts are hard to follow. You have a worthy message in these essays. Be a shame if readers quit reading because they lost track of the story line. Thank you.
I thoroughly enjoy these essays. I would enjoy them even more if I didn't have to wade through Hebrew and Greek texts to get to the English translation. I understand why you are doing it but for those of us who do not read Hebrew, Greek, or (soon to come Latin) it would help a lot if you could put the English in bold type to make it easier to scan.
When you started this series, you labeled them Part 1, Part 2, and so on. Continuing that practice would also be helpful. Sometimes I miss a section only to find it days later buried in leftover Substack posts. This is a complex subject. Missing bits in the middle of the story makes things even more complicated.
I'm not going to stop reading just because some parts are hard to follow. You have a worthy message in these essays. Be a shame if readers quit reading because they lost track of the story line. Thank you.
When you have compiled these amazing articles into a book, I look forward to purchasing it. So much to absorb.