Is this a typo?
I found a reference listed in the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge this morning that abbreviated Song of Solomon as Ca 8:2. The tool tip of the passage shows up just fine. It goes to the correct book. But I've never seen this book abbreviation before. Is it a typo?
It's located at Genesis 24:67.
Steven
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Steven Veach said:
I've never seen this book abbreviation before. Is it a typo?
I don't think so. Another name for "Song of Solomon" is Canticle of Canticles (or just Canticles).
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It's odd. When I try to use Ca 8:2 in the Sermon Builder, it does not recognize it, but Song 8:2 is recognized. Maybe it was used long ago but not anymore, but still somehow kept in TSK?
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Just opining, better get used to Canticles ... it pops up with regularity. Yes, old, but still ticking. I'm not remotely an expert with Logos abbreviations, but the situation is similar, with Sirach and Ecclesiasticus.
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Agree. And Ecclesiastes and Qoheleth.DMB said:Just opining, better get used to Canticles ... it pops up with regularity. Yes, old, but still ticking. I'm not remotely an expert with Logos abbreviations, but the situation is similar, with Sirach and Ecclesiasticus.
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Beloved Amodeo said:
Agree. And Ecclesiastes and Qoheleth.
I hate to admit, Qoheleth escapes my mind within seconds. It'd be a lot easier if our preacher was a qoheleth!
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