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I would like to modify the marker listing \li2 with no indentations on the second line onwards for one of my projects to appear just like in NIV11 (see Num 1:20ff). I will appreciate your instructions. .

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Put this in your custom.sty if you want all lines indented at the same level:

\Marker li2
\Description A list item, level 2
\LeftMargin .375
\FirstLineIndent 0

(In many cases, the \FirstLineIndent is used with a negative number to have it less indented than the value of \LeftMargin)

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Thanks a lot anon719148 anon719148. It exactly serves the purpose.

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