Bible Question:
I'm reading a lot, but I don't understand some of the footnoting. I know that cf. means to 'see' or 'refer to' and what the other common things such as ibid and opcit. But, what does the f. mean in a passage that I'm reading like this: "The real conflict came between James' faction and Paul's followers, who may have been more liberal than James (note Gal. 2:4f.)..." (from "Illustrated Manners and Customs of the Bible" page 395c ((upper R.H. quadrant of the page like Strong's refers to Thayer's Lexicon.)) In some cases there's just an f. some there's an ff and sometimes it seems that there's other letters used as well. Could somebody please shed some light on this for me. Thanks, Russ |
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