Jehovah’s Will Brochure Pīnyīn-English Web Material for Lesson 4 Added
Jehovah’s Will brochure Pīnyīn-English web material for Lesson 4, including the full text of all the cited scriptures, has been added to:
- Jehovah’s Will Brochure
(Pīnyīn-English, Web, Scriptures)
(proofread, mobile-friendly) - Jehovah’s Will Brochure
(Pīnyīn-English, Web, Scriptures, Night Theme)
(proofread, mobile-friendly,
black background, grey text) - (Short link: tiandi.info/jl)
Note the following re the above resources:
- The existing 3-line PDFs already cover up to Lesson 8. (Go to tiandi.info/jl for the links.) With the new Pīnyīn-English web pages, I now plan to first fill in the material for up to and including Lesson 8, and then to finish the rest. That way, when the time comes to study the Jehovah’s Will brochure at the CBS, people can just use the Pīnyīn-English web pages for it if they wish.
- For your convenience, a short link is available for the above resources.
- The full text in Pīnyīn-English of all the cited scriptures is included in them.
- They are mobile-friendly—they are quite legible and usable on everything from desktop/laptop PCs and Macs to iPads and other tablets to iPhones and other smartphones.
- The Recommended Browsers: sections in them contain information about how to get the best viewing experience.
- Besides being viewable online, they can also be downloaded and used offline. Of course, they can be printed out from your web browser as well. (More details are included in their Offline Viewing and Printing sections, which include a link to a special PDF file for printing out the content of these web pages.)
Also, the introductions explain why it’s good to use Pīnyīn as a writing system on its own.
See the below post for an introduction to the above resources:
Going forward, I plan to focus primarily on producing Pīnyīn and Pīnyīn-English web pages such as the above, because they offer various advantages both for myself and for users.
I am also working on eventually making available some more EPUB files, which are relatively easy to produce from the Pīnyīn and Pīnyīn-English web pages. EPUB files can be easily downloaded and used offline, and they can also be annotated.
