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When I open a Text Collection, all of the Scripture text is black:

But when I click on one of the Resources to display the context in a 2nd pane, words of Jesus are now in color:

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And now, when I close the 2nd pane, the words of Jesus are still in color:

Is this expected behavior? Is there any way to make it black text only?

Do I also see correctly that some Resources now use blue instead of red for words of Jesus?

I also noticed that all of the text for these Resources is the same font and size. YEAH!! It looks REALLY nice that way. Way to go developers!!

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