NKJV paragraph formatting unreliable
ZM
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All new paragraphs should be marked clearly by indentation or an extra line break (my preference). The Logos version of the NKJV is very hit and miss when it comes to paragraphs.
For example, in Numbers ch.22 the following verses all start new paragraphs: v2, v7, v9, v10 v12 v13 v14 v15 v18 v20 v22 v28 v29 v30 v31 v34 v35 v36 v38 v41.
Take a look at a printed Bible or check the chapter on Biblegateway.com which accurately marks these. Logos makes it hard to detect where new paragraphs start.
Also, poetry should be indented more deeply then prose. Compare Jer 1 on biblegateway.com vs Logos and see how much clearer the formatting is when deeper indentation is used.
If you every get around to improving this NKJV release, please also fix the section headings used in the Gospels. This current Logos edition doesn't use the original Thomas Nelson headings. I have no idea where these current rogue headings came from but definitely not from the publisher.
For example, in Numbers ch.22 the following verses all start new paragraphs: v2, v7, v9, v10 v12 v13 v14 v15 v18 v20 v22 v28 v29 v30 v31 v34 v35 v36 v38 v41.
Take a look at a printed Bible or check the chapter on Biblegateway.com which accurately marks these. Logos makes it hard to detect where new paragraphs start.
Also, poetry should be indented more deeply then prose. Compare Jer 1 on biblegateway.com vs Logos and see how much clearer the formatting is when deeper indentation is used.
If you every get around to improving this NKJV release, please also fix the section headings used in the Gospels. This current Logos edition doesn't use the original Thomas Nelson headings. I have no idea where these current rogue headings came from but definitely not from the publisher.
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