Attn: Kyle BUG in Biblical Theologies likely related to tagging of resource

I was surprised to see that Evangelicals had accepted Ps 151 without my noticing ... yes, I know, it is actually an error in either (a) the data behind the Biblical Theologies section of the Passage Guide or (b) an error in the resource behind the data. What is being interpreted as Isaiah through Acts is intended to be Isaiah parallels Acts.

But he will also suffer. The suffering, death, and new life of the Servant become exemplified in the New Testament in Christ (Isa. 52:13—Acts 3:13; Isa. 61:1—Acts 4:27; Isa. 53:7–8—Acts 8:32–33; Isa. 53:4–5, 7, 9–1 Peter 2:22–24).

Walter M. Dunnett, “Servant, Service,” Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology, Baker Reference Library (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1996), 725.

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Kyle G. Anderson

It's A-OK at a resource level but something must have gone astray when pulled into the data base. I'll look into it.

Rick Brannan (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/994870#Comment_994870

It is a combination of issues between resource and the code that isolates references for the Biblical Theologies data.

It's too late to handle this correction for resource release on Monday, but it should be handled the following resource release (two weeks from Monday).