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Possible errors in a Lexicon
Errors which should be reported here
Anyone is invited to report possible errors here about any Lexicon found in STEP Bible software. If the error is a wrong link from a verse please report it here.
STEP Bible hosts lexicon data from various sources which have been edited by Tyndale House. Tyndale scholars will periodically look at these problems and comment or correct as needed.
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Please refer to the Strongs number if you can (this is found in the Advanced view of in the Original Word box)
| Word | Possible error (described by the user) | Conclusion (by Tyndale House) | Action |
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How to add: | Click on "Edit" (above). Then put your cursor in this box and pres Alt+↓ to create a new empty line below this one. Describe the problem and possible solution (if you have one) | Please leave this blank. A Tyndale scholar will fill this in. | |
| ἐξέβησαν | In Heb. 11:15, the gloss for the verb ἐξέβησαν (from ἐκβαίνω) is "centurion" instead of "to go/come out" | ||
| G3004 | This comes up as both reō and legō sometimes (eg Matt.1.22). | Both words in Greek are translated by the single English word, so they are tagged together | no action |
| charis | The greek word "charis" is coming up as "therefore" instead of "grace" or "favor" | This appears to be working OK. See https://www.stepbible.org/?q=version=ESV|strong=G5485&options=VNHUG | no action |
| Jonathan | The Basic lexicon says this is Jehonathan | Agreed that this is confusing. It reflects the Hebrew pronunciation, but there is little point putting it as the only entry in the Basic lexicon. | Changed |
| G2359 | This is glossed as "skin" instead of "hair" - eg in Mark 1.6 | Agreed - "hair" is a better gloss for NT use | Changed |
| H4059 | Should middad in Job 7:4 mean 'go'? | Agreed - changed to "long" | Changed |
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