\id BAK
The BAK book and its divisions can be used for storing various material which is typically presented at the end of a scripture publication. In practice we find that some back matter content is large enough to require storing it in its own book file (Concordance, Glossary, Topical Index, Names Index).
General
Use the following markup (or other appropriate USFM, as required) to create general back matter information or introductory content.
· | \m - Flush left (margin) paragraph. |
· | \pi# - Indented paragraph. |
· | \is# - Introduction heading. |
· | \ip - Introduction paragraph. |
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· | \is# - Introduction heading. |
· | \ip - Introduction paragraph. |
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· | \xt - Index target reference. |
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The following back matter content should each be created within their own book file
· | \is# - Introduction heading. |
· | \ip - Introduction paragraph. |
· | \s# - Section heading (e.g. headings of alphabetical divisions - "A", "B", "C" etc.) |
· | \p - Main entry + example "cut string" (required). |
· | \k...\k* - Main entry keyword (required). |
· | \d - Keyword description. |
· | \xt...\xt* - Entry target reference(s) (required). |
· | \bd...\bd* - Highlight of the main entry within the cut string (bold) |
· | \pi# - Sub-entries, or secondary paragraph(s) (if indentation is preferred). |
· | \xtSee...\xtSee* - Alternate entry target reference. (= custom Concordance and Names Index markup) |
· | \xtSeeAlso...\xtSeeAlso* - Additional entry target reference. (= custom Concordance and Names Index markup) |
The following example is taken from output generated by the UBS Concordance Builder tool.
\id CNC
\mt Concordance
\ip The entries in this concordance have been carefully selected by a team of editors. They have aimed to include all of the verses most likely to be looked up.
\ip A concordance of this size cannot include every occurrence of each individual word.
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\s A
\p \k Abandon\k*
\p \xt Lev 19.4\xt* Do not \bd abandon\bd* me and worship idols.
\p \xt Deu 31.6\xt* He will not fail you or \bd abandon\bd* you.”
\p \xt Deu 32.15\xt* They \bd abandoned\bd* God their Creator
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\p \k Able\k*
\p \xt Exo 31.3\xt* understanding, skill, and \bd ability\bd*
\p \xt Dan 3.17\xt* If the God whom we serve is \bd able\bd*
\p \xt Mat 26.61\xt* and said, “This man said, ‘I am \bd able\bd*
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\s B
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· | \is# - Introduction heading. |
· | \ip - Introduction paragraph. |
· | \s# - Section heading (e.g. headings of alphabetical divisions - "A", "B", C" etc.) |
· | \p - Main entry (required). May also be used for any additional paragraphs in the definition entry (optional). |
· | \k...\k* - Main entry keyword (required). |
· | \pi# - Sub-entries, or secondary paragraph(s) (if indentation is preferred). |
\id GLO
\mt Glossary
\ip This dictionary is divided into 21 sections. The indices below list all of the sections, and all of the entries in alphabetical order, so that you can find what you are looking for more easily.
\p \k Angel\k* A supernatural being who tells God's messages to people or protects those who belong to God.
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\p \k Council\k* (1) A group of leaders who meet and make decisions for their people.
\pi (2) The Old Testament refers to God's council as a group of angels who meet and talk with God in heaven.
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· | \is# - Introduction heading. |
· | \ip - Introduction paragraph. |
· | \ms - Major section heading. |
· | \p - Main entry (required). May also be used for any additional paragraphs in the index entry (optional). |
· | \k...\k* - Main entry keyword (required). |
· | \xt - Entry target reference(s) (required). More than one \xt entry can be provided to create logical groupings of references (per chapter; per book etc.). |
· | \pi# - Sub-entries, or secondary paragraph(s) (if indentation is preferred). |
· | \li# - List item. Use for simple lists, where more complex tabular layout is not required. |
\id TDX
\mt Subject Index
\ip Introductory paragraph(s)
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\ms A
\p \k Aaron\k*
\xt Act 7.40
\xt Heb 5.4; 7.11; 9.4
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\p \k Angels\k*
\pi (a) messengers and agents of God
\xt Mat 1.20-24; 4.11; 13.39,41,49; 16.27; 34.31; 25.31; 28.2-7
\xt Luk 1.11-19; 26-38; 2.9-21
\xt Jhn 1.51
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\pi (b) in heaven
\xt Mat 22.30
\xt Luk 12.8-9; 15.10; 20.36
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· | \is# - Introduction heading. |
· | \ip - Introduction paragraph. |
· | \ms - Major section heading. |
· | \p - Main entry (required). May also be used for any additional paragraphs in the index entry (optional). |
· | \k...\k* - Main entry keyword (required). |
· | \xt - Entry target reference(s) (required). More than one \xt entry can be provided to create logical groupings of references (per chapter; per book etc.). |
· | \xtSee...\xtSee* - Alternate entry target reference. (= custom Concordance and Names Index markup) |
· | \xtSeeAlso...\xtSeeAlso* - Additional entry target reference. (= custom Concordance and Names Index markup) |
The following example is taken from output generated by the UBS Names Index Builder tool. The Names Index Builder will also optionally generate a number in parentheses at the end of each \xt entry which indicates the number of occurrences of the name within the references indicated. (A variety of styles are available for the occurrences display syntax.)
\id NDX
\mt Names Index
\ip Introductory paragraph(s) ...
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\s A
\p \k Aaron\k*
\xt Exo 4.14-30 (x5)
\xt Exo 5.1-21 (x5)
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\p \k Abraham\k*
\p See Also \xtSeeAlso Abram\xtSeeAlso*
\xt Gen 17.5-27 (x8)
\xt Gen 18.1-33 (x15)
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\s B
\p \k Baal\k*
\xt Num 22.41
\xt Num 25.3-5 (x2)
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