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Reference Question...

Zach Kosturos

Hello, I tried to do a search and wasn't able to find an answer, please forgive me if I overlooked something. I would like to know if there is a way to read the bible (or a resource available) with the references showing either in line or at the end of the paragraph, rather than just having a hyperlink to them?

I have found that many everyday readers don't ever look at the references and it would be nice to have them right there in front of you in readable format to really see everything working together. Thanks for your help!

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NB.Mick

Hello, I tried to do a search and wasn't able to find an answer, please forgive me if I overlooked something. I would like to know if there is a way to read the bible (or a resource available) with the references showing either in line or at the end of the paragraph, rather than just having a hyperlink to them?

I have found that many everyday readers don't ever look at the references and it would be nice to have them right there in front of you in readable format to really see everything working together. Thanks for your help!

If you open the "information" window, it will populate the references (Bible texts, footnotes) contained in the section of text you are reading. Normally it opens to the right of the bible text.

Hope this helps

Mick

spitzerpl

Yes there is. click on Tools>Power Lookup. I think this is what you are looking for.

Zach Kosturos

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/291718#Comment_291718

Great. Thanks a bunch. I'll try it this evening!

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/291898#Comment_291898

Great. Thanks a bunch. I'll try it this evening!

Note that Tools/Information may contain much more information than the references and is highly configurable, so maybe Power Lookup is really the tool you are looking for => play with the Information tool to find out, what you want to see and when (hover or click) .

Zach Kosturos

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/291955#Comment_291955

The power lookup is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thanks!!!