Treasury of Scrip. Knowledge (Enhanced)

[Dan12]

I use the modul to see the crossreferences...but I have aQuestion.

what does "Reciprocal" means...I don't get the use of the references after "Reciprocal:"?

 

Would be great to get help! Thanks!!

 

Genesis 22:16; Gen 12:2; Ps 105:9; Isa 45:23; Jer 49:13; 51:14; Amos 6:8; Luke 1:73; Rom 4:13, 14; Heb 6:13, 14 Reciprocal: Gen 18:10—he said; Gen 22:11—angel; Gen 24:7—which spake; Gen 26:3—oath; Gen 26:5—General; Exod 3:2—angel; Exod 6:8—to give; Exod 13:5—sware; Exod 32:13—to whom; Exod

[Michael Hunt]

This post might help

 

 

[Dan12]

6 hours ago, Michael Hunt said:

This post might help

 

 

 

yes thats helpful...

 

if I understand it right then the answer is this

 

@Steve King" the reciprocal references are indicating verses that reference the current verse.

 

So if you are currently looking at Gen 3:7 it has a reciprocal of Gen 3:21. So Gen 3:21 has a 'proper' reference to Gen 3:7."

 

is this right?

[Paul Meiklejohn]

4 hours ago, Dan12 said:

So if you are currently looking at Gen 3:7 it has a reciprocal of Gen 3:21. So Gen 3:21 has a 'proper' reference to Gen 3:7."

 

is this right?

Yes, that is correct. 

And it might be helpful to reiterate what I had said on the previous post.... 
"If you open up the actual module in its own pane (not the info-pane), the reciprocal verses are divided into clearer headings. "  That often links the references to specific words.