BUG: in dtext ref parsing

I am explicitly using the JPS translation but the reference has to be converted to end in the NRSV 89:52 which is my default Bible. As this is a Jewish resource it should use Jewish citations ... and I shouldn't have to play with my Bible translation priorities to make it work.

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Dylan Rondeau

I've created a case for a developer to look into this. I'm not sure if specifying a resource for dynamic text is intended/able to include the resource's verse map, but I agree it makes sense for it to.

Mark Barnes

If dtext is using the mapping of your most highly prioritised Bible, then that's a bug. It really wouldn't do if resources would compile differently on different setups. I haven't tested this however, although I would think that what Logos is actually doing is using the generic Bible datatype, rather than anything more specific.

You should be able to change this by using the following syntax:

BibleBHS2 is the datatype/mapping for the Tanakh. As I said, I haven't tested it, but I think that's how it's supposed to work.