2 BOOKS - Every Scripture Reference Misspelled wrong

Prayers and Promises for Christmas: Biblical Encouragement for the Holiday Season

This Christmas, God Wants You to Know. . .: Inspiration for Your Soul

Both of these book s are free, and both of these books are by BARBOUR PUBLISHING.

Every Scripture reference in both books has the first letter missing from that book. For example: ISAIAH shows up as SIAIAH, and so on and so on throughout both of these books. So when you click on the Scripture reference, it takes you to something entirely different. It looks very odd to see the first letter missing from every Scripture reference in both of these books.

I have checked the Amazon Kindle version of both of these books, and their Scripture references are correct and intact.

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NB.Mick

Every Scripture reference in both books has the first letter missing from that book. For example: ISAIAH shows up as SIAIAH, and so on and so on throughout both of these books. So when you click on the Scripture reference, it takes you to something entirely different.

I beg to differ. The bug (and I believe we've seen it before) will not put the bible reference in its own line, but will tag it along to the printed citation and then break the line after the first alphabet-character, so it will look like this

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UKE 2:34

and all instances I checked in both resources (which I own as they happen to be free right now), the scripture references where correctly detected and showed the correct verse in my prioritized bible.

It just looks weird (and should be solved, if possible), but it does not take you someplace else.

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/940053#Comment_940053

Thanks NB.Mick I can see it now. Like you said, it looks very weird and odd. There should be any easy solution to this.

Doc B

Every Scripture reference Misspelled wrong

If it is misspelled wrong, does that mean it is spelled correctly?

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Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/940122#Comment_940122

Hi Doc B

The Scripture references are not misspelled wrong; they are correctly detached, which makes it look odd and weird. Look at the example that NB.Mick gave, and you will see it. Maybe it was in the conversion. Faithlife should be able to easily solve this problem.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/940134#Comment_940134

Doc B was making a joke... you have used a double negative. Either something is misspelled OR it is spelled wrongly. If something is "misspelled wrong," it would in actuality be spelled correctly.