Missing information in KJV Reverse Interlinear Display

In the reverse interlinear display of the KJV neither the Strong's numbers nor the Louw-Nida numbers appear. The only exception to this is the Cambridge Paragraph w/Apocrypha edition. The KJV that I have been using is the KJV 1900 edition. Is this problem a bug or is it intentional?

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DMB

James, welcome to the forums! We look forward to your thoughts.

Regarding the reverse-interlinear KJV, in your library the title is 'Authorized Version' which used the 1769 > 1611 AV.

Dave Hooton

In the reverse interlinear display of the KJV neither the Strong's numbers nor the Louw-Nida numbers appear. The only exception to this is the Cambridge Paragraph w/Apocrypha edition. The KJV that I have been using is the KJV 1900 edition.

The KJV 1900 edition should have interlinear data, incl. Strong's and (in NT only) Low-Nida numbers; especially if you have them on the Cambridge Paragraph bible. To display interlinear data, right click on the interlinear pane where you see Lemma, MSS etc.

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The KJV that I have been using is the KJV 1900 edition. Is this problem a bug or is it intentional?

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Wonder about KJV 1900 resource support information (i) ? My Logos library shows three files:

Personally have modified the titles of many Bible resources to reflect year of last textual change. The 1873 Cambridge Paragraph Bible has reverse interlinear tagging while the 1769 Authorized Version does not.

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James M. Haning

I am attaching a screen shoot to show what I am talking about.

James M. Haning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/386420#Comment_386420

I tried your suggestion and it worked. Thank you!

Jim

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/386434#Comment_386434

I am attaching a screen shoot to show what I am talking about.

Apologies: not seeing a screen shot attached; wiki has => http://wiki.logos.com/Using_the_Forum#Adding_a_picture_to_a_Post

An alternate idea to displaying Reverse Interlinear information is using visual filters, which can combine highlighting so one word can have many highlights. For example (in the screen shot below), Pray in Matthew 24:20 has present tense (background), imperative mood (font), middle voice (superscript image after word), and plural number (image above word: squiggly line) from four of my Logos Greek Morphology visual filters. Several of my highlighting palettes have style names to reflect usage so can use Highlighting tool as a color code key.

In the the top two resources am highlighting verbal usage and things. In the ESV, a right click on brown words often has a Biblical Things choice. With verbs and things highlighted in Greek and English, can quickly compare across languages. The Greek verbal system is more expressive than English so verbal highlighting shows range of expression: e.g. Matthew 24:15-28 has nine verbs in the imperative mood, including two with negation so have seven items to do plus two items to avoid. The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament (LDGNT) also includes tagging to emphasize words that are not in expected order (have been moved for emphasis, which has a visual filter with image below):

The bottom two resources has more Logos Greek Morphology visual filtering turned on along with displaying Louw-Nida numbers for Greek words. Hovering over a Louw-Nida number shows a pop-up with contextual range of meaning.

Note: using different resources for visual filtering since same set of visual highlighting is used in all open copies of a resource.

WIki has => Examples of visual filters with screen shots showing visual filters. Personally wish for way to share visual filters and highlighting palettes.

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