Titles

Syntax notes.

mt

\mt_Sample text...

* Major title.

* The key components in the title of a biblical book.

* \mt = \mt1 - This version may be used when only one level or portion of \mt is in use within the project. See \mt# below.

mt#

\mt#_Sample text...

* See \mt above.

* The variable # represents a portion of a major title, with the lesser emphasis (relative weighting) being on the higher numbers.

* Numbers should only be included when more than one level this marker is used within the project text.

Example of use (TEV Intro to Act - \mt1, \mt2):

\h Acts
\mt1 THE ACTS
\mt2 of the Apostles
\imt Introduction
\ip \bk The Acts of the Apostles\bk* is a continuation
of \bk The Gospel according to Luke\bk*

Example of use (TEV Intro to Jhn - \mt3):

\h John
\mt2 The Gospel
\mt3 according to
\mt1 John

mte

\mte_Sample text...

* Major title at ending.

* Components in the title of a biblical book repeated at the end of the book.

* The content is not usually identical to \mt#.

* \mte = \mte1 - This version may be used when only one level or portion of \mte is in use within the project. See \mte# below.

mte#

\mte#_Sample text...

* See \mte above.

* The variable # represents a portion of a major title at ending, with the lesser emphasis (relative weighting) being on the higher numbers.

Example of use (JHN):

\mte The End of the Gospel of John

d

\d_Sample text...

* Descriptive title (or Hebrew subtitle)

* Sometimes used in Psalms under the section title (e.g. Psalms Choir master).

Example of use (NIV Psa 42.1):

\c 42
\ms1 BOOK II
\mr Psalms 42-72
\d For the director of music. A \em maskil\em* of the
Sons of Korah.
\b
\q1
\v 1 As the deer pants for streams of water,
\q2 so my soul pants for you, O God.
\q1
\v 2 My soul thirsts for God, for the living God.
\q2 When can I go and meet with God?