Colour-coding the Bible text

Paul Chatfield

Hi all - it is not uncommon for people to go through a paper version of the Bible and colour in various bits they've read according to certain rules e.g. https://womenlivingwell.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Bible-Coloring-Chart-Bookmark-21.jpg 

Has anyone considered doing something like this in Logos given visual filtering?  For me, colour often helps bring the text alive a little more so wanted to try this out and thought someone might already be ahead of me on this!

I'd be interested in any attempt at colouring that might impact on Bible reading as it'd help me read it more carefully.

Thanks for any help!

Paul

Fred Chapman

I know there are Highlight palettes that people have created and shared. As for Visual Filters it would be possible, and there may be something that has already been shared. If you can’t ding that meets your needs, I’d love to see what you create on your own,if you are willing to share

MJ. Smith

This includes a bit more than you are asking about but TIP of the day: Build your own chain reference Bible [well almost] Earnhardt as an example

Fred Chapman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1038918#Comment_1038918

MJ. Smith said:

This includes a bit more than you are asking about but TIP of the day: Build your own chain reference Bible [well almost] Earnhardt as an example

Very impressive MJ.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

Paul Chatfield said:

Has anyone considered doing something like this in Logos given visual filtering?

Thread => more inductive symbols shows precept inserted graphics could be changed to colours. Caveat: some words fit more than one colour rule.

Another thread => TIP: singular or plural pronoun? (visual filter) includes a number of visual filters.

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David Thomas

Paul Chatfield said:

help me read it more carefully.

I find that the Louw-Nida Visual Filters and Highlighting palettes are good for the NT.