Information about this Web Site

Graphic	Action Performed
	Pastor's Home Page	Jumps back to the Pastor's home page.
	Study Topics/Study Page	Jumps to a study topics page for a specific study category from the Pastor's home page or to the actual study from any of the study topics pages.
	Next Higher Page	Jumps back to the next higher page in the web site's pages hierarchy, the yellow tag will indicate which page when the mouse cursor hovers over this graphic.
	Top of Current Page	Jumps to the top of the current page.
	Previous Topic/Study Page	Jumps to the previous Study Topic Page when viewing a Study Topic page or to the previous Study page when viewing an individual Study.
	Next Topic/Study Page	Jumps to the next Study Topic Page when viewing a Study Topic page or to the next Study page when viewing an individual Study.
	Information Page	Jumps to the information or page described by the text following this arrow.
	Cursor Position	When the mouse cursor is this shape in a web page it doesn't really do anything—it just indicates the cursor's current on-screen position.
	Action Pointer	When the mouse cursor is this shape in a web page, clicking will cause an action to occur. This usually jumps to another web page but it can do other things as well.
	Insertion Point or I-Bar	When the mouse cursor is this shape in a web page you may select any amount of text you want for copying. However, you cannot enter new text or modify the text on the web page.
	Action Not Available	When an action graphic is grayed out it means that the action is not possible from the current web page. For instance, when the first study in a study topic is loaded, the Previous graphic will be gray since there are no previous studies for that topic.

Viewing the Greek and Hebrew Text (free fonts)

In some of these studies there are notes regarding the source Greek and Hebrew text. In many of these cases the actual Greek and Hebrew words will be displayed in Greek and Hebrew. In all of these cases the Greek and Hebrew text will be enclosed in special brackets (< Greek >) so that it will be clearly set apart from the rest of the text. In order to view these fonts in the Greek and Hebrew letter forms, you must have the fonts and you must have a browser that is capable of displaying symbol encoded fonts.

If you don't care to see the actual Greek and Hebrew words in their original letter forms then you can safely ignore the following information. The Hebrew is always shown in (a) a translation, (b) the original word in special brackets, and (c) a transliteration in italics. Only the original word (b) requires the Greek and Hebrew fonts and the latest browsers.

The required fonts for viewing the original words are free (you will need both):

• Greek: SPIonic
• Hebrew: SPTiberian

If you already have Greek and/or Hebrew fonts on your system but not the ones listed above you will still need to get these fonts. The reason is that these are the fonts specified in these web pages. In any case, it seems that no two Hebrew fonts are mapped the same way, thus, viewing Hebrew with a font other than the one originally used to entered the Hebrew letters would result in gibberish.

Retrieve the free fonts now (you must know what you are doing):

•  For a PC...  Greek SPIonic_.ttf, SPTiberian.ttf
•  For a Mac... Greek SPIonic.sit.hqx, SPTiberian.sit.hqx
•  At: Summer Institute of Linguistics, Inc. (SIL), Non-Roman Fonts

Step-by-step instructions on downloading and installing the fonts (for new Internet users):

•  Instructions for PC Computers
•  Instructions for Macintosh Computers

The required browser for viewing symbol fonts is free:

•  Download: Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x and later
•  For more information: Click Here

Important Notices (copyright, ownership & permissions)

Permission is granted to reproduce or retransmit these materials by any means, provided that the content is not altered, that the notice of copyright and permission is included, and that no financial gain is realized.

David Humpal	All Editorial Content not otherwise credited	David can be reached at: ebedyah@elite.net
Mark E Alsop	Web Site Design, Implementation and Maintenance	Mark can be reached at: malsop@elite.net