Lorinda Hoover

accord://read/Anchor#95184As you can see in the screen shot above, the transliteration of the two Hebrew roots are not in the same font.  gʾl is clearly in Accordance's transliteration font, while ...

(Lev 25:25 ff.), or the freeing of an Israelite slave who sold himself in time of poverty (25:48ff.). Such purchase and restitution was the duty of the next of kin. Secondly, but associated with th...

This is probably related to the problem with Isaiah 53:4 in the NRSVS, although the problem is different.Like the NRSVS, the NRSVueS does not key/tag “infirmities,” even though it is clearly transl...

As above the word “infirmities” near the beginning of Isaiah 53:4 has no associated key number, even though it clearly translates. חֳלִי.  Checking the JPSS, the key number should be H3483.

In the NRSVue, the first part of Isaiah 53:8 reads:“By a perversion of justice…” the word “perversion” does not have a related key number, despite the fact that it clearly is translating  עֹצֶר.Com...

Not precisely a feature request, but this doesn't fit clearly in any of the topic categories.I discovered today that the help files no longer include information on how to Access Accordance's Safe ...

The Evans Pseudepigrapha module (Pseud-E) does not line up properly with the Pseud-T in the much of Esdras.  I first discovered it around Esdras 7:1: If set the slider to show more verses, you can ...

In the article from the Dictionary of Early Judaism on Passover (Festivals and Holy Days>Passover) accord://read/Early_Judaism_Dictionary#7594:alms for the poor (John 13:29; m. Pesaḥ. 10:1)“10:1” ...

“It was the reading that Origen (Comm. Jo. 6.24, 40) ”Philip W. Comfort, New Testament Text and Translation Commentary, Accordance electronic ed. (Wheaton: Tyndale House Publishers, 2008), 258. [ac...

In the article on LOGOS in Anchor [accord://read/Anchor#70028] is this phrase:In several Psalms (33:6) {Thomas H. Tobin, AYBD, s.v. “LOGOS,” 4:349.}The 33:6 is linked, but it is linked to Deuterono...