At one point I open a Spanish Bible and selected a word to study and the graph would show with the spanish word in the middle, now I cannot get it to work, any suggestions?
Welcome @Michael A. Irizarry
Did you mean something like this? You can select the Bible you want from the Settings dropdown on the right.
Graham
Yes, but what happen was that look for the word and it showed in the middle the Spanish word ie. "dwell" but in the middle of the graph was the word "habito". Now for some reason I cannot even get the option. This is what I get.
Thanks for your help.
Michael
In your screenshot you are running a BWS on a Spanish Word. What happens if you run it on an original language word? What do you then see in the Translation ring?
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