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When I use the following reference in a Bible module:

\ref PSA 25:4-5,8-9,10-14

it doesn't include the \q1 that appears before \v 8, so it combines the lines together, and puts \v 8 at the end of the last line of poetry from \v 5. If I separate onto two lines, it displays properly, with the \q1 before \v 8:

\ref PSA 25:4-5

\ref PSA 25:8-9,10-14

Shouldn't Paratext recognize when a verse starts a paragraph (\q1 in this case) and include that paragraph marker in the module output? It's smart enough to include the \q1 before \v 4. This seems like a bug to me.

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Jeff, you are correct - this is a bug. Please use the Give Feedback to report this issue.
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