Possible errors in a Bible text

Errors which should be reported here 

Anyone is invited to report possible errors here about any Bible version found in STEP Bible software, including links to Hebrew or Greek words from a particular verse.
If the error is in a verse, report it in the table below. If it involves the definition or spelling in a lexicon entry, report it here. 

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Reference	Possible error (described by the user)	Conclusion (by Tyndale House)	Action
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LXX Is.61.1	οὗ is tagged as a negative particle (G3756) but should be relative pronoun (G3739) as in ABGk.	This needs changing.	to be fixed
Gen.6.14	kaphar appears to occur only here, but it occurs over 90 times.	There is an error with field definitions in the Hebrew database	being fixed
mark 10:37	"left" is taggged as G0410.	This should be G0710	fixed
Amos 5:7	hinniychu should be tagged as nuach not yanach.	This needs changing.	fixed
Mark 12:15	eidos is the present active participle nom m s from oida not horao	LSJ puts eidw and oida together as a merged root like "he went" in English where the present is now "he goes" (it used to be "he wends" )	Correct
Zech.3.9	the second instance of 'stone' erroneously links to the Hebrew word for 'shoot'.	This needs changing	fixed
Num.22.17	The near demonstrative "Ô·6¶½Ô" (as trans. 'this people') seems to be incorrectly tagged as "àµÓ¶è" (to vow).
Gen.42.11	kenim 'honest' is tagged as ken (H3651)	This needs changing
Gen.12.1	"to go" here is Halak	This needs changing.	fixed
Zec 5:5-6	The verb ya.tsa should be tagged as "going out" not "out"	This needs changing.	fixed
Zec 5:7	the word a.chat (one) is represented by the "a" of "a woman," and the word ve.tzot, which currently is without a tag, represents "and there was." At the moment a.chat is incorrectly tagged to "and there."	This is difficult to tag because the English doesn't fit the Hebrew well, but ve.tzot goes better with "there" and a.chat with "a"	fixed
2Ki 23:5	"ha.me.qat.te.rim" is a participle, so the best word to tag would be "burned" rather than "incense."	This needs changing	fixed
Neh 9.14	OHB Neh 9:14 Hoda'ata = impossible pointing	This pointing is from the Leningrad codex which is followed by OHB and WLC, though it is present in many other manuscripts	Correct
Job 22.21	The Hebrew word ushelam has no vowel on the lamed	The vowel is missing in the Leningrad codex which is followed by OHB and WLC, though it is present in many other manuscripts	Correct
Job 11.17	ESV tags "brighter" with both H2465 (cheled) and H6965 (qum)	cheled should tag "life"	fixed
Job 12:5	OHB tags lapid as lap.pid ('torch') but it should be la-pid from pid ('disaster') as in the ESV tagging.	The OHB needs changing.
Job 13:9	hatel is tagged as from hatal, but BibleWorks and (more importantly) Koehler-Baumgartner derive it from talal,	This needs changing.
1Cor 2.1	A simple search on the word 'mystery' yields 27x in the search results. With the various ways to decline this noun there are actually 28 occurrences of the word mystery in the NT. 1 Cor. 2:1 is missing from the search results. It is listed in BAG, 530 (1979) and BDAG, 662 (latest version).
Ezekiel 42.1	"inner chambers" - is it really the word which is otherwise used for "awaken"?
1Sam.10.1	This verse is longer in the ESV than many others (eg KJV), and the end of the verse is not tagged to any Hebrew.	This is correct. The second half of the verse is missing in the Hebrew but it is preserved in the ancient Greek. The scribe presumably jumped from the 1st occurrence of "the Lord has anointed you" in v.1 to the second one.	None needed
Heb.11.37	The ESV tagging is on "two" rather than "sawn in two"	Good catch	Fixed
Job.41.4	In the ESV tagging "him" should be with "take"	This is due to the style of tagging. See the FAQ about tagging.