Bible Word Study ring question

Well, here's a clue. In the RI panel for Gal 6:9, the Greek appears under the word "grow" with an arrow from "weary":

In 2 Th 3:13, the Greek appears under the word "weary" with an arrow from "grow":

It means those two verses were reverse-interlinearized differently.

The same thing goes for the "lose heart" examples. In Eph 3:13, the Greek is under "heart" with an arrow from "lose" and in Lk 18:1, 2 Cor 4:1, and 2 Cor 4:16, it's the other way around. 

It sounds like a bug or inconsistency in the RI encoding to me. I don't know much Greek but it seems to me those are identical constructs and translations. The email address to report such issues is revint (at) logos (dot) com. Dan, would you do the honors since you found this oddity? Include a link to this thread for more info.

Thanks. Incidentally, this does point to a possible avenue of proofing that might not have been thoroughly done for the RI's, which is to check all Greek words that are translated with multiple English words (the ones where those arrows are used) to see that they are encoded consistently throughout the RI. I imagine that is a task that could/should be automated, not left up to us beta testers to do it or to randomly stumble upon the inconsistencies. But the fact that you found one which wasn't done correctly tells me they didn't do a thorough job of checking this, and leaves it open that there might be other problems like this elsewhere...