BUG: Wrong Reference Hyperlink

In ”Stories with Intent” by Snodgrass on page 86 we have this sentence with two links: “Two passages from Sirach help to understand the Pharisee’s conclusion: 12:14, “So no one pities a person who associates with a sinner and becomes involved in the other’s sins”; and 13:17, “What does a wolf have in common with a lamb?” (Klyne Snodgrass, Stories with Intent: A Comprehensive Guide to the Parables of Jesus, Second Edition (Grand Rapids, MI: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2018), 86.)

These references should link to the book of Sirach, but instead they link to the Gospel of Luke. Both links need to be fixed.

Thank you,

Ed.

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NB.Mick

You are right. This resource bug should be fixed.

Ed Ratzlaff

This is a test. I have not tried this before. I copied the link to the text where the issue is and pasted it here in the hopes that this will take you right to the text in the resource where the issue is: https://ref.ly/logosres/strsntntprbljss2ed?ref=Page.p+86&off=977

If this worked as intended, I would appreciated it if someone could let me know that it did. Or not, if it didn't. Forgive me if this did not work as intended.

Blessings,

Ed.

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1399766#Comment_1399766

It does work (but it was easy to just look for Sirach in the book to confirm the bug )

Ed Ratzlaff

Thank you @NB.Mick. In your opinion, is it better to copy and paste the text the way I did it at first, or is it better to copy the link and paste it? the reason I'm asking is that I've just come across the same issue with another reference in the same book. Basically, I'm asking, what is the best way to draw attention to these bugs.

Thank you,

Ed.