How do i report a spelling error?

Found this:

The message of the prophecy is sharply opposed to Azariah’s encouraging tone (15:1–7). Asa had done a foolish thing (v. 9) by not rusting in God (v. 7)

Selman, M. J. (1994). 2 Chronicles: an introduction and commentary (Vol. 11, pp. 418–419). Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press.

Somehow do not know how to rust in God. LOL. I have an idea, but wanted to make sure this resource got corrected. How do I report it?

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Graham Criddle

Hi Richard - and welcome to the forums

I have an idea, but wanted to make sure this resource got corrected. How do I report it?

If you right-click the word, ensure Selection is selected on the left you should be able to use the Report typo feature. This will give you a popup box where you can provide your suggested alternative!

However, if this is how it is spelt in the origiinal resource it is unlikely Faithlife will be able to change it.

Graham

BroCraig

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1172984#Comment_1172984

Thank you so much for your quick reply! I love Logos AND THE word! LOL. Hope your week is a great one!

JT (alabama24)

Welcome to the forums!

Graham has already assisted you, but there were two things I wanted to bring to your attention. First, I strongly encourage you to change your forum username. Your Logos username will remain your email address, but unless you like spam, it is best to keep your email address from public places.

wanted to make sure this resource got corrected. How do I report it?

As for reporting typos: There are two kinds of typos... 1) typos in the original and 2) typos created in the conversion/formatting process. I have done a search and can confirm that this typo is in the original. For that reason, the change will (potentially) take longer (if ever) to get fixed. Logos cannot (and should not) change the source material. If the publisher makes the change, then it should be updated... and it probably will, unless the update comes in the form of a new edition. In that case, the changes would be in the new resource and would require a new purchase. From my web searches, I believe that I have also verified that the publisher has made an update, but the updated resource that I viewed did not have any bibliographic information for me to tell if it were a new edition or a revision to the same one.