Visual filter to highlight words added in our english bibles that are not in the orginal Heb. or Gre

I was in Ps 103

¹ Bless the Lord, O my soul,

and all that is within me,

bless his holy name! <<this bless is not in the original Heb. but was added. I use Andersen-Forbes Phrase Marker Analysis also, but in the initial reading would like it highlighted.

Bless

•

the

Lord

soul

₁ בָּרֲכִ֣י

₄ אֶת

•

₅ יְהוָ֑ה

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₃ י

₂ נַ֭פְשִׁ

bā·r^ǎḵîʹ

ʾěṯ

yhwh

nǎp̄ʹ·ši

and

all

that

within

₆ וְ

₇ כָל

•

₈ קְ֝רָבַ֗

₉ י

ḵāl

q^erā·ḇǎʹ

bless	•	his	holy	name	!
•	₁₀ אֶת	₁₃ ו	₁₂ קָדְשֹֽׁ	₁₁ שֵׁ֥ם
	ʾěṯ	w	qǒḏ·šōʹ	šēmʹ

The Holy Bible: English Standard Version. (2001). (Ps 103:1). Wheaton: Standard Bible Society.

Is it possible that where there is one of those little black dots • that word could be highlighted. It seems other versions italicizes them but not in the ESV or maybe I am missing something.

Thanks, Mike

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Francis

This could only work with literal translations. FL may have the means of implementing this in that in the linear text these are marked by a dot symbol. Unfortunately, symbols are often not searchable in Logos, so we users cannot come up with our own filter. But still, even without having to translate, you can -- if that would work for you -- use the dots to tell you words that are not in the original language though either understood or required for proper English sentences. The NASB does italicize added words.

Todd Frusti

It seems like The Lexham English Bible also italicizes words that have been added.

Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/737398#Comment_737398

And a few others, mostly the AV/KJV/ASV derived versions.