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Hi, Tes: The answer will depend on what you want to learn about Romans. The letter is huge, with many facets. No single commentary covers all of it. Jack
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Have you tried the Search function using the transliteration feature? h:adham or translit:adham will find what you want.
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If you are pasting the text into a Word document, instead of pasting by pressing [Ctrl+V], you can use the feature called "Paste Special" and choose to paste as unformatted text. Then all superscript text will become normal.
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LOGOS3 had a menu choice "remove formatting" but I cannot find the equivalent in LOGOS4. Maybe someone can educate both of us.
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Old preacher joke: "Therefore" points back to what came just before, to explain what the next words are there for. I'd be happy to discuss this further with you offline at my e-mail address.
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1. Open the ESV to any Old Testament passage. 2. In the same panel, click the Display dropdown 3. Check the Inline box. 4. Click on the text again, to close the dropdown. You should see Hebrew reverse-interlinear under each English word.
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For Bible students who speak only one language, all is not lost. There are two types of translations: (a) word by word, and (b) idea by idea. For example, the Mexican slang, "No tome mi pelo" has words that translate, "Don't drink my hair, " but the idea is the same as the American expression, "Don't pull my leg." Of course, if you translate the American
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John 1:21 John denied being Elijah, and strictly speaking, it was true. Luke 1:17 John came in the spirit and power of Elijah, and in a metaphor, it was true. So it depends on what sense you mean.
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Hi, John: I too, started out in Telco assembler, and have worked many years as analyst, programmer, help desk, documentor, and trainer. I currently work on a six-million-line application that occasionally falls prey to the Dread Ripple Effect, wherein a change here breaks something way over there. Big systems are like that. I am very extremely pleased
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Hi, Richard: What steps would you recommend to split an already-large notes file?
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I am running both L3 and L4. Can I help you convert the file?
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Hi, Mark: You know those funny-colored places where you click on the text and it jumps you to somewhere else? Those are hyperlinks. Jack
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In the Logos4 homepage/blog a few days ago, Morris Proctor posted the exact solution you want, I believe.
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When I bought Logos3, I set up the annotations file in a spot in the disk where it would be backed up, and hooked both Windows logins to it. Either login sees the same general notes. Now I would like to point Logos4 to that same notes file, if it is compatible (hope, hope). Any ideas how to do this?