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We recently learned that the HEB resource was missing glosses in Psalm 150:4-6 in the Source Language Tool (SLT):

To fix this issue, please do the following:

  1. Go to the Paratext menu > Download/Install resources
  2. Search for HEB
  3. Select the HEB resource
  4. Click Download/Install:
  5. Close/Reopen the SLT window
  6. You should now see the glosses for Psalm 150:4-6:

Please let us know if this does not resolve the issue. Special thanks to Steve White for sharing the steps to update HEB.

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