BUG: Lookup in ESV broken (5.1.4)
Lookup in ESV is broken using 5.1.4. It pauses, then goes to the iOS dictionary. Internet is working.
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alabama24 said:
Lookup in ESV is broken using 5.1.4. It pauses, then goes to the iOS dictionary. Internet is working.
I can't reproduce this - and particular word / verse?
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"Pity" in mark 1:41
It is repeatable on both iPad & iPhone... But I just checked other words in both NT & OT with success. [:s]macOS, iOS & iPadOS |Logs| Install
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alabama24 said:
"Pity" in mark 1:41 It is repeatable on both iPad & iPhone
That's because there isn't an underlying Greek word for "pity" in that verse
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Out of complete and utter ignorance on my part, see this thread: https://community.logos.com/forums/t/123946.aspx
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I spotted your comment there and nearly asked you to post a separate thread with details.
Glad you did
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Thanks Graham. Since my computer blew up and my other computer is down for the count with the Logos Mac bug (hopefully to be resolved today), I haven't been able to look things up within L6. How did the other user end up with "angry"?
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alabama24 said:
How did the other user end up with "angry"?
Because the ESV RI does have "angry" - it's just not aligned with "pity"!
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Graham Criddle said:
Because the ESV RI does have "angry" - it's just not aligned with "pity"!
Meaning... The version of the greek text that FL used for the RI had "angry," but the translators used a variant with the word "pity"?
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alabama24 said:Graham Criddle said:
Because the ESV RI does have "angry" - it's just not aligned with "pity"!
Meaning... The version of the greek text that FL used for the RI had "angry," but the translators used a variant with the word "pity"?
Yes
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