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Questions about Study Bibles:

  1. Is there a Study Bible Authoring Guide for Paratext 9, as there was for Paratext 7.3?
  2. Is there Study Bible content already available to choose from, that users can adapt and translate in order to be included in sidebars, etc.? Or is everyone reinventing the wheel?
  3. Are there best practices for getting Study Bible content checked by a consultant? (And are there consultants available for checking Study Bible content, or does this Paratext feature lead the user to a logistical dead end?)
    Thanks,
    RickNivens
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