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A translation team is using a “UBS OT Selections” list, and they are wondering whether a Paratext custom versification exists for this. This is a different selection list than the PNG OT Panorama.
Does anyone know of a custom.vrs for this, please?
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KimB

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I had posted a similar request month ago, and no one ever offered a custom versification for an overview/panorama of the Old Testament. Maybe custom versifications for the most common panoramas of the OT and they could be placed on the Paratext website or included in the Paratext installer.

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