No, they are spammer: people or bots that make an account for the sole propose to spam or promote a website.

Do not go to the links that can be harmful but report the message.

The reason why it is omitted is the age of Saul and the number of years that he rules OR the words were added after it.

This problem is very old because the verse was already omitted in some versions of the LXX.

So a problem of misunderstanding or text corruption. Some translations using other numbers or even use __ because they have no solution for the problem.

I found a solution for the age and years problem.

1Sa 13:1  Saul reigned one year; and when he had reigned two years over Israel, (KJV)

1Sa 13:1  reigned one year: Heb. the son of one year in his reigning (KJV footnote)

The Hebrew idiom "son of a year" is not in English but means year of origin or first year.

1Sa 13:1  It was a year since Saul began to reign and he had reigned in the second year over Israel, (my translation: the RHB)

In the first year was Saul called a king but it takes a year before he was recognized as king over whole Israel.

Android modules are the same as Apple modules and have a file extension that end with "i" not "x".

If you have an file extension that end with "x" then need you to convert it to an Apple module.

It is easier to help if I knew which module you downloaded.

Depending what computer you have can you use a mouse-wheel or touch pad that you stroke with two fingers.

You can also try by windows setting / Accessibility but I don't know the version you have of Windows.

Another way is using the vertical scrollbar with your right hand on the touch pad while with the left hand keep pressing the touch pad.

No, they are copyrighted Bibles: (so they made the restrictions) and are Premium Bibles that you can download within the e-Sword program.

Read this and change you attitude if you want that we help you!
http://www.biblesupp...-greek-modules/

I  wonder who is your "teacher" behind the all caps issue.

Is there any way to fix this, where I can have the full complete names of each bible and them show up in the compare function that way without the kjv kjv+ also showing up?

Yes, you can make a copy of kjv and kjv+ and rename the copies while uncheck the originals in Bible -> Bible Compare Settings

To download must you login and allow script: if you use NoScript then must you allow biblesupport.com and ajax.googleapis.com.

Use DB Browser for SQLite: click file open database and select *. all files.

Go to the table tab. the verse notes are in the same table or another table as the Bible verse.

edit and exit and save.

And take your time for editing your own verse notes so that you not need to upload thrice in a week for only 3 changes each.

The Official e-Sword program is an exe file.

You use a modification that is not from the e-Sword builder.

uninstall this e-Sword program and clean up the rest with CCleaner.

https://www.free-cod...er_download.htm

Check virus-scanner with a full scan for harmful content.

And install the real e-Sword program after it.

https://e-sword.net/downloads.html

I use "Galatia SIL 2.1" for the Greek font.

https://software.sil.org/galatia/

Double click and install in Windows, then start e-Sword for Windows.
 

Modern Greek sucks for Bible study, and the spaces are for newbies.

The problem is that only Modern Greek Caps letters fonts are available in the small Greek letter block.

Try to edit Market Fresh by Brittney Murphy Design.

https://www.fontspac.../all-caps,greek

The Original Greek have not only All Caps but also without spaces between the words.
Except if you understand fluent Greek is there no point to do this and All Caps letters make it harder to link to the dictionaries.

Codex B is full of corrections: so if you want to study Codex B without bias then need you pictures.
And understand the symbols for corrections and the Nomina Sacra (Sacred Names).


There are 2 possible solutions for the orthography problem in e-Sword:
1) Get a font that "read" Greek minicules letters as Caps letters (this is the best solution for the orthography problem).
But letters with accents are still a problem.
My Greek Bible modules use only minicules letters (without accents) and is the easiest to "read" of all the Greek modules here.

2) Edit a module and remove accents(if there are accents) and replace each of the 24 letters).
But the shape of the modern Greek caps letters is not the same as that of the first Century.
There is no Unicode solution.

https://www.miniwebt.../remove-accent/
The text is too long: so to you need to split it in 5 or more parts.

You can also lower the screen resolution of Windows or the videocard.

By right click on the desktop background and select "Display settings".

If you use the PC version of e-Sword then try

Help menu reset e-Sword settings.

If that not help then is it probably a popup blocker from an anti-virus or firewall program.

Then need you to turn off temporary this program to test.