Bible Analyzer User's Forum

Thanks, Tim!

In the Bible module ASVs the following appears in Matthew 1:15,16: 15, Woe Eliud begat Eleazar; and Eleazar begat Matthan; and Matthan begat Jacob; 16, Woe Jacob begat Joseph the husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus, who is called Christ. The word "Woe" (bolded in the above quote) is er...

Regarding the text format for a Bible Module, I have three questions: 1. How do you format the verse notes--i.e., alternate readings / translations provided by the version translators? 2. Am I able to export an existing module--such as Webster's Revised Version--in order to make changes and then re-...

Tim,

I have come across typos in various places: Bibles, Commentaries, Dictionaries, and Books. Do you want us to report them as we find them? If so, where and how should we report them?

Thanks. (And, thanks for a great program.)

Matt

Tim,

I installed the Beta version and it worked correctly. If I select Preview Commentaries and then select any Commentary listed in the Preview Window, then that commentary appears in the Commentary Window. This is a great feature. I'm glad you figured out the issue for the new version.

Thanks.

Tim,

Do I have to uninstall BibleAnalyzer 5.4 before installing the beta version?

Do I extract the files to the current BibleAnalyer 5.4 folder?

Thanks.

Tim, Follow these steps to see the issue: 1. Go to Ephesians 5 and highlight verse 30. 2. Hover your mouse over the footnote at the end of the verse. 3. Notice that the Greek font in the "tool tip" popup is correct. 4. Click on the footnote and then look at the same note content in the Com...

Thanks, Tim!!

I think that is the perfect solution.

Matt

Tim, You probably should use braces-- { and } --instead of parentheses. Parentheses are actually used in the Bible to note parenthetical comments by the writer or quoted speaker. In the cases I cited, the NASB included the translation, but wanted to indicate that it was a disputed verse. Using paren...

Tim,

The same thing also occurs in Mark 16:9 and 16:20.

Matt