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When registering a project, I see Portions, Selections, and Shorter Bible:

I see the description for “Portions” says “one or more whole books”.

What are the definitions for Selections or Shorter Bible?

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Selections are usually selected passages from one or more books, not including a whole book.

I don’t have a precise definition of a Shorter Bible, but I would imagine it refers to a kind of anthology including both OT and NT books. The distinction between a Shorter Bible and the various “portions” options is somewhat fuzzy.

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