Treasury of Scripture Knowlede display question

I use the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge for cross-reference study. When it is displayed in the passage guide, the Bible text of the first few cross references are displayed inline with the CR. However, the rest of the CRs are without the text, but operate like a link. Is there a way to have all the CRs displayed inline like the first few?

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steve clark

Not in the PG. But if you open the TSK and the PowerLookup tool you can see all the references in the PowerLookup tool.

Matthew Helfrich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/277138#Comment_277138

perfect, thanks!

NetworkGeek

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/277206#Comment_277206

I am playing around with this, see my image. I am confused:

I am looking at John 3.3. The Power Lookup Windows has what I would expect in it. Yet the PG has nothing under NTSK.

And if I click over to TSK, the Cross reference section of the PG doesn't seem to correlate to John 3.3 entries in TSK at all (first entry is John 3.3, not there; nor is Jn 3.5, Jn 3.8, etc..)

Can someone explain to me what I am seeing in the Cross Reference section of the PG?

Thanks!

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/277314#Comment_277314

Can someone explain to me what I am seeing in the Cross Reference section of the PG?

Someone can - but it's not going to be me[:P] (Sorry but I just don't have the patience to do a search on the forums right now). We were given an answer in the last two or three weeks, the Xrefs aren't from TSK but from study bibles I think with frequency and priorities possibly playing a part ... I don't quite remember the details.

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/277314#Comment_277314

Can someone explain to me what I am seeing in the Cross Reference section of the PG?

"The top section, under the Cross References section, is a list of
cross-reference resources in your Library, such as the TSK or NTSK. The
data type for these resources is 'Bible Cross-Reference Index'.

The lower section is a combination of cross-reference footnotes from
Bibles in your library. These are sorted first by frequency, then in
canonical order. The top five verses include a preview."

--from Melissa's post here: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/10876/87087.aspx#87087

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/277706#Comment_277706

Thanks for finding that Todd