This post is a test to see if I have correctly coded hover text in .html.
The broader context, Hebrews 5:11–6:12, informs in part the understanding of the warning in verse 6. Verse six also has four words that are only found in that verse in the New Testament, I will break those down later. But first, let me address the context. The author of Hebrews begins this section by chiding the readers for not having obtained a level of maturity they ought to have obtained. In fact, “maturity” is a prominent theme in Hebrews 5–7, which has nine words from the τελειόω family scattered throughout. Hebrews 5:11–6:12 is also bracketed by an inclusio of νωθροὶ γεγόνατε/νωθροὶ γένησθε making the contrast between maturity and laziness even starker.
Here’s the problem I’m encountering. The first line that says “Your Text” is code I copied directly from a Web site (http://www.web-source.net/html_mouseover_text.htm, thank you). If I copy the code directly into the paragraph without altering it and update on WordPress, the code works fine. However, as soon as I copy my text (from Word, Notepad, or even the Character Map) into the code or use other code (like <em> for italics) and then update, WordPress wants to convert the greater than/less than signs and the quotation marks in the code portions to their .html codes (ampersand+name+semicolon) IN THE HTML EDIT WINDOW! I have discovered that if I type the text in myself, the necessary code symbols don’t change, so that’s my work around for now. If I’ve got any .html code-savvy readers out there, if you know how to address my problem, I’d be grateful.
Readers, please let me know if you’re seeing the hover text. Thank you.
Scott
Sunday Morning Greek Blog 
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