Lexham SGNT: SBL Edition what does this mean?

I was going to report it as a typo, but a search reveals >4100 hits, so am not sure...this is the only book it brings results for.. can anyone illuminate the issue and answer the question of "what is it there for..?" thanks

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2011-09-07T21:41:13Z
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Rosie Perera

Good question! I never spent much time in the Lexham SGNT: SBL Edition. I wonder if it stands for {something} Clause? Most of the instances I looked at do appear to be on verb clauses, but this one doesn't. And it's odd that that would be in the Greek manuscript text line, abutted right up against the text. In other places, at least there's a gap:

But that doesn't explain what it's doing there. And the Lexham SGNT Glossary was no help. This particular abbreviation doesn't appear anywhere in it.

Incidentally, if you take away everything but the Literal Translation line in the interlinear display, the vCl is still there, so it's not part of any particular line of text. It's just there all the time.

And it's not there in the Lexham SGNT (non-SBL edition):

Rick Brannan (Logos)

Thanks for reporting this, Dominic. I'll look into it.

Room4more

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/362283#Comment_362283

Rick, I am fairly sure that this came up before, but I could not find it in the search, mainly because I couldn't remember what the OP was originally.....maybe if you get on the intercom there and ask, someone may remember....dunno for sure...

DominicM

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/362240#Comment_362240

Good question! ...

And it's not there in the Lexham SGNT (non-SBL edition)

LOL trust me - my first time looking at some of the resources I hardly/never use.. to see if I am missing the goose that lays the golden eggs.. LOL trust me to find one that laid brass ones instead :P

Thanks for reporting this, Dominic. I'll look into it.

Thanks Rick, is my first time using resource so was not sure..