Chapter and verse numbers not showing
I searched for this bit did not find an appropriate post. Sorry if there is a duplication.
When I switch on bible text only AND chapters and verse numbers switched on, the verse numbers still do not appear.
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When I switch on bible text only AND chapters and verse numbers switched on, the verse numbers still do not appear.
Which Bible translation are you using and which version of which app?
It is working for me
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Hi, Graham
Thank you for what was a quick reply, and I apologize for my slow response. Life has been intense.
I've tried to share two screen shots of the NASB 1977 version which is my regular Bible. The first shows the footnote indicators and non-Bible text still being shown, in spite of supposedly being deactivated. The second shows that the chapter and verse numbers are not showing, in spite of being activated on the view settings.
Thank you for your time and attention,
Mark
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I've tried to share two screen shots of the NASB 1977 version which is my regular Bible. The first shows the footnote indicators and non-Bible text still being shown, in spite of supposedly being deactivated. The second shows that the chapter and verse numbers are not showing, in spite of being activated on the view settings.
Does look strange - I can't compare on my iPad as I don't have that particular resource.
Do you see this behaviour in other versions or just this one? There are some specific formatting requirements around NASB resource - see https://community.logos.com/forums/p/94981/689233.aspx for a discussion - and I wonder if this is impacting what you are seeing.
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Hi Mark
I have just tested this on my iPad and all is working as it should. [:(]
However I do not have this version downloaded. Perhaps you need to delete and download again to refresh the installation?
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Mike
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Thank you, NB.Mick, for informing me about this, since my publisher hasn't!
The basis for this was my research at DTS for my doctorate. I compared the doctrine of Arminius on original sin and related doctrines with that of his pupil, Simon Episcopius, to see how much movement occurred between the first and second generations of Arminian/Remonstrant theologians. This was provoked when I, as a four point Calvinist pastoring a truly Reformed Baptistic church, was challenged to read Arminius' Works, and I was surprised to find how Reformed he was in his other positions. This raised the question of whether the changes in Arminian theology happened between the first and second generations, as happened with Calvin and Beza, or were due to gradual changes over the past 400 years. I had to translate the 1621 Confession for myself, and thought I would publish it so that the effort wouldn't go to waste. The "backwash" for having done this is that some presume I am Arminian. I guess that happens when one writes his dissertation on Arminius and Episcopius, and then publishes the first Remonstrant (Arminian) confession.
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The basis for this was my research at DTS for my doctorate. I compared the doctrine of Arminius on original sin and related doctrines with that of his pupil, Simon Episcopius, to see how much movement occurred between the first and second generations of Arminian/Remonstrant theologians. This was provoked when I, as a four point Calvinist pastoring a truly Reformed Baptistic church, was challenged to read Arminius' Works, and I was surprised to find how Reformed he was in his other positions. This raised the question of whether the changes in Arminian theology happened between the first and second generations, as happened with Calvin and Beza, or were due to gradual changes over the past 400 years.
This sounds very interesting - I wish "Simon Episcopius' Doctrine of Original Sin" was to become available in Logos, too (and at a pricetag comparable to the Arminian Confession....) It's good that your five-star Amazon reviewer gives away some of the conclusions.
Have joy in the Lord!
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NASB 1977 resource hasn't been updated with tagging for the different types of non-Bible text (footnotes vs. chapter/verse numbers) yet. I'll try to find out when that will happen.
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Thank you for this information, Dave. Blessings!
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Unfortunately our current arrangement with the publisher prevents us from providing updates to the 1977 version of the NASB. The 1995 update has the chapter/verse tagging.
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I am having a similar problem with the Brenton LXX English translation, is there also no tagging here?
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