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While checking parallels for Jer 13:8 I see a screen with so many parallels that the tool becomes useless even when just OT/OT is selected. Is there a way to limit the number or cut it into reasonable blocks? The Parallel clause is “The word of the Lord came to me.” I think it occurs about 62 times, but this is far too many for the tool to handle at a go.

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I agree with Iver+Larsen that this is an issue that needs to be fixed by programmers. Several of the NT/NT passages (the grace greetings of Paul) have so many instances as to impossible to check. Iver+Larsen, I have made a suggestion to the programmers from inside Paratext, perhaps you should as well.

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