Passage Guide - Cross References

I'm really enjoying the passage guide, but there's one thing I haven't quite made sense of yet, which is the cross references section.

I see that it puts up links to the NTSK & TSK, but how does it determine which cross references/passages to display in the PG? Is there any rhyme or reason to it? I see that it grabs some that are marked as "clear cross references," but there still doesn't seem to be much order to it from what I can tell.

Any thoughts & help are appreciated Smile Thanks

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Matt Chroninger

Have you discovered an answer to this yet? I just got the NTSK and haven't figured it out either - the TSK/NTSK have a lot of more references listed for a given passage.

I'm also wondering what happens if I "remove" one from the cross reference section of the passage guide; can I get it back and if so, how?

Dave Hooton

See http://community.logos.com/forums/p/84638/593880.aspx.

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/635436#Comment_635436

Matt,

The NTSR has a nice introduction which explains how to use it. I highly suggest you read it. It is much better than the original TSR.

LaRosa,

The cross references that the PG pulls out of Bible is a disorganized mess. Unless you generate a PG report based on a single verse there is no way of telling which verse it is a cross reference for. Even at that unlike the NTSR/TSR these results are not organized by word or phrase. I rarely use it for this reason. Logos needs to put more work into this for future PGs.

Matt Chroninger

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/635458#Comment_635458

So to summarize, the PG CR section doesn't pull TSK information at all - just (appropriately flagged) xrefs that are in the bibles from those posts?

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/635484#Comment_635484

So to summarize, the PG CR section doesn't pull TSK information at all - just (appropriately flagged) xrefs that are in the bibles from those posts?

Correct. You have to open TSK/NTSK to browse their references.