Text Comparison Highlight
When I compare Job 4:16 in KJV 1900, NASB95, ESV, NET, NIV84, and LEB, I notice that in the KJV 1900, which is my base text, there's a word "image" which is rendered in NASB95, ESV, NIV84, and LEB as "form." I would expect "form" to appear in blue and bold in those versions because it's a different English word in place of "image" but the word "form" is not blue and it's not bold.
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open the KJV, click on the icon with the 3 dots and make sure the selections are as shown below.
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This is happening because the text in KJV 1900 is "form thereof: An image". The other Bibles see this as "form" being the same, while "thereof: An image" is getting removed compared to the base text.
Turning on the "Show base text" option can help with understanding this.
The Interlinear mode also has a better alignment here:
Andrew Batishko | Logos software developer
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That makes sense. Thank you.
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