untagged Bibles
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How can I determine what Bibles are untagged?
what do you mean with "untagged" - not having a Reverse Interlinear? Since there are hundreds of bibles in Logos and only a few having the RI (which of course also drives sense tagging etc.), I have mytagged them in my library. You can identify the tagged bibles e.g. with a lemma search, a person/place search etc.
Bibles that are completely untagged, i.e. lacking versification, would be eBooks (or PBs that were built from an untagged source). There are only a few, I think "The Voice" is one or possibly the only one of them.
Have joy in the Lord!
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One of the way I find which Reverse Interlinears I have is to open the information Pane and then look at the Translation section showing alternate translations to the word selected from the biblical text.
this was run on Proverbs and will not include any NT only RIs so run it on both an NT and OT text. I then open each one and ten it as RI or create a collection.
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Yes, not having a reverse interlinear. That is great. Thanks John and NB.
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We're blessed with two star people, and both offer esoteric (expert-level) methods to find a key feature offered by Logos. 'Reverse Interlinears'.
I wonder why Faithlife carefully maintains the mystery (another one). In a library, they can't be found. Absent good Logosian skills, best to just click on all 123 Bibles (made that up) to see if it has a alpha/omega button. I'm joking.
But the point remains.
"If myth is ideology in narrative form, then scholarship is myth with footnotes." B. Lincolm 1999.
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