Merge branch 'stage' into prod

ops/deploy/deploy-documents.js

@@ -267,8 +267,8 @@ let processDocuments = async function (language, resourceType, resourceGlob) {
             let documentPathInfo = parseResourcePath(document)
             let append = ""
 
-            if (fs.pathExistsSync(`${SOURCE_DIR}/${document.replace('/info.yml', '')}/_teacher-comments.md`)) {
-                append = `\n\n---\n\n{#[${documentInfo.index}/_teacher-comments.md]}`
+            if (fs.pathExistsSync(`${SOURCE_DIR}/${document.replace('/info.yml', '')}/teacher-comments.md`)) {
+                append = `\n\n---\n\n{#[${documentInfo.index}/teacher-comments.md]}`
             }
 
             documentInfo.segments = []
@@ -282,11 +282,11 @@ let processDocuments = async function (language, resourceType, resourceGlob) {
                 .sync();
 
             for (let segment of segments) {
-                let segmentInfo = await getSegmentInfo(`${SOURCE_DIR}/${document.replace(/info.yml/g, '')}${segment}`, true, append)
+                let segmentInfo = await getSegmentInfo(`${SOURCE_DIR}/${document.replace(/info.yml/g, '')}${segment}`, true, /^_teacher-comments\.md/.test(segment) ? "" : append)
                 let segmentPathInfo = parseResourcePath(`${SOURCE_DIR}/${document.replace(/info.yml/g, '')}${segment}`)
 
                 // skipping hidden segments
-                if (!/^_/.test(segment)) {
+                if (!/^_/.test(segment) && !/teacher-comments.md$/.test(segment)) {
                     documentInfo.segments.push(segmentInfo)
                 }
                 fs.outputFileSync(`${API_DIST}/${segmentPathInfo.language}/${segmentPathInfo.type}/${segmentPathInfo.title}/${segmentPathInfo.section ? segmentPathInfo.section + "-" : ""}${segmentPathInfo.document}/${segmentPathInfo.segment}/index.json`, JSON.stringify(segmentInfo))

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-01/info.yml

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 title: The Daily Reading Plan. Section 1
+subtitle: "Creation to King David. Patriarchs and Prophets"
 description: >-
   Daily communion with God through prayer and Bible study is the most important
   spiritual habit we can develop. The writings of Ellen G. White, as an end-time

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-02/info.yml

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 title: The Daily Reading Plan. Section 2
+subtitle: "King Solomon to the close of the Old Testament. Prophets and Kings"
 description: >-
   Daily communion with God through prayer and Bible study is the most important
   spiritual habit we can develop. The writings of Ellen G. White, as an end-time

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-02/part-01/00-using-the-daily-reading-plan/00-using-the-daily-reading-plan.md

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+---
+title: Using the Daily Reading Plan
+---
+
+Read the information below for important instructions on how to use the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy reading plan:
+
+- The reading plan consists of four sections of equal length, listed in chronological order. Each section will guide you through a different portion of the Bible and one or more Spirit of Prophecy books. The subheading of each section gives the biblical time period covered and the books needed for that section. You may begin at any section in the plan.
+  - Note: The biblical phrase “spirit of prophecy” is not exclusive to Ellen White, but applies to anyone with the prophetic gift—including the Bible writers. Still, Seventh-day Adventists often use this phrase to refer to Mrs. White’s writings, thus emphasizing their divine origin and highlighting their role in fulfilling a unique characteristic of God’s end-time church (see Revelation 12:17; 19:10). SOP is an abbreviation for Spirit of Prophecy, and in the reading plan it refers to different books by Ellen G. White.
+- Each day’s reading assignment is based on approximately 15-20 minutes of reading. Assuming the plan is used five days a week, each of the four sections would take one year, for a total of four years to finish the plan. The additional two days each week could be used for other devotional reading. Of course, using the plan seven days a week or doubling up on daily readings would shorten the total time considerably.
+- To use the plan, simply read the scripture and corresponding Spirit of Prophecy passage shown in the same row as the day of your reading assignment.
+- Highlighting key passages in your daily reading can help to deepen the impression of the statements that impact you the most. It can also help you to stay focused while reading, and more readily find important passages later. Please refer to the end of chapter 2 for other helpful suggestions for your devotional life.
+- The chapter titles of each day’s Spirit of Prophecy reading are displayed next to the book title and page numbers.
+- The page numbers listed represent the original page numbers for the Spirit of Prophecy books. Some versions of these books do not follow the original page numbering. In these cases chapter titles are helpful in approximating your daily reading.
+- When page numbers are followed by a letter (e.g., “39a”), this means that the chapter is being broken up into more than one day of reading. You may stop or begin with the corresponding paragraph on that page (“39a” is the first paragraph [full or partial] on page 39, “39b” is the second paragraph, etc.).
+- The abbreviations used for Spirit of Prophecy books, in the order in which they appear in the plan, are as follows:
+
+PP = _Patriarchs and Prophets_\
+PK = _Prophets and Kings_\
+SC = _Steps to Christ_\
+DA = _The Desire of Ages_\
+COL = _Christ’s Object Lessons_\
+MB = _Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing AA = The Acts of the Apostles_\
+GC = _The Great Controversy_
+
+May God bless you abundantly as you commit to spend- ing at least 30 minutes each day (15 minutes of prayer and 15 minutes of inspired reading) in communion with Him!

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-02/part-01/00-using-the-daily-reading-plan/info.yml

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+title: Using the Daily Reading Plan

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-03/info.yml

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+title: The Daily Reading Plan. Section 3
+subtitle: >-
+  The birth of Jesus to His return to heaven. Steps to Christ, The Desire of
+  Ages, Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing, and Christ’s Object Lessons
+description: >-
+  Daily communion with God through prayer and Bible study is the most important
+  spiritual habit we can develop. The writings of Ellen G. White, as an end-time
+  manifestation of the “spirit of prophecy” (Revelation 19:10), provide inspired
+  insights on the Bible that can help you to discover the power and beauty of
+  God’s Word. In the pages that follow, you will find a daily Bible reading plan
+  that incorporates corresponding passages in Patriarchs and Prophets, Prophets
+  and Kings, Steps to Christ, The Desire of Ages, Christ’s Object Lessons,
+  Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing, The Acts of the Apostles, and The Great
+  Controversy.
+primaryColor: '#A07566'
+primaryColorDark: '#744F42'
+kind: plan
+author: sspm
+credits:
+  - name: Copyright
+    value: >-
+      Copyright © 2018 by the General Conference Corporation of Seventh-day
+      Adventists®
+  - name: Principal Contributor
+    value: Jim Howard
+  - name: Other contributors
+    value: Kameron DeVasher, Mark Howard, Justin Ringstaff, and Staci Schefka
+  - name: Layout and cover design
+    value: Kenton Rogers
+  - name: ISBN
+    value: 978-0-8280-2834-9
+preferredCover: square
+covers:
+  landscape: >-
+    https://sabbath-school-resources-assets.adventech.io/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-03/assets/cover-landscape.png
+  square: >-
+    https://sabbath-school-resources-assets.adventech.io/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-03/assets/cover-square.png
+  portrait: >-
+    https://sabbath-school-resources-assets.adventech.io/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-03/assets/cover.png

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-03/introduction.md

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+### The Daily Reading Plan 
+
+Daily communion with God through prayer and Bible study is the most important spiritual habit we can develop. The writings of Ellen G. White, as an end-time manifestation of the “spirit of prophecy” (Revelation 19:10), provide inspired insights on the Bible that can help you to discover the power and beauty of God’s Word. In the pages that follow, you will find a daily Bible reading plan that incorporates corresponding passages in Patriarchs and Prophets, Prophets and Kings, Steps to Christ, The Desire of Ages, Christ’s Object Lessons, Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing, The Acts of the Apostles, and The Great Controversy.
+
+Special tribute is here gratefully given to Elder Arl V. Voorheis for spending more than two decades refining these correlations between the Bible and the writings of Ellen White. Elder Voorheis developed three plans, each differing in the amount of time scheduled for daily reading, and published them in the book Correlated Bible Readings. You may obtain a copy of this helpful resource from Adventist Heritage Ministry (www.adventistheritage.org or 269-965-5600). The reading plan in this appendix is an adaptation of one of the three plans found in Correlated Bible Readings, and is used by permission from Adventist Heritage Ministry.

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-03/part-01/00-using-the-daily-reading-plan/00-using-the-daily-reading-plan.md

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+---
+title: Using the Daily Reading Plan
+---
+
+Read the information below for important instructions on how to use the Bible and Spirit of Prophecy reading plan:
+
+- The reading plan consists of four sections of equal length, listed in chronological order. Each section will guide you through a different portion of the Bible and one or more Spirit of Prophecy books. The subheading of each section gives the biblical time period covered and the books needed for that section. You may begin at any section in the plan.
+  - Note: The biblical phrase “spirit of prophecy” is not exclusive to Ellen White, but applies to anyone with the prophetic gift—including the Bible writers. Still, Seventh-day Adventists often use this phrase to refer to Mrs. White’s writings, thus emphasizing their divine origin and highlighting their role in fulfilling a unique characteristic of God’s end-time church (see Revelation 12:17; 19:10). SOP is an abbreviation for Spirit of Prophecy, and in the reading plan it refers to different books by Ellen G. White.
+- Each day’s reading assignment is based on approximately 15-20 minutes of reading. Assuming the plan is used five days a week, each of the four sections would take one year, for a total of four years to finish the plan. The additional two days each week could be used for other devotional reading. Of course, using the plan seven days a week or doubling up on daily readings would shorten the total time considerably.
+- To use the plan, simply read the scripture and corresponding Spirit of Prophecy passage shown in the same row as the day of your reading assignment.
+- Highlighting key passages in your daily reading can help to deepen the impression of the statements that impact you the most. It can also help you to stay focused while reading, and more readily find important passages later. Please refer to the end of chapter 2 for other helpful suggestions for your devotional life.
+- The chapter titles of each day’s Spirit of Prophecy reading are displayed next to the book title and page numbers.
+- The page numbers listed represent the original page numbers for the Spirit of Prophecy books. Some versions of these books do not follow the original page numbering. In these cases chapter titles are helpful in approximating your daily reading.
+- When page numbers are followed by a letter (e.g., “39a”), this means that the chapter is being broken up into more than one day of reading. You may stop or begin with the corresponding paragraph on that page (“39a” is the first paragraph [full or partial] on page 39, “39b” is the second paragraph, etc.).
+- The abbreviations used for Spirit of Prophecy books, in the order in which they appear in the plan, are as follows:
+
+PP = _Patriarchs and Prophets_\
+PK = _Prophets and Kings_\
+SC = _Steps to Christ_\
+DA = _The Desire of Ages_\
+COL = _Christ’s Object Lessons_\
+MB = _Thoughts From the Mount of Blessing AA = The Acts of the Apostles_\
+GC = _The Great Controversy_
+
+May God bless you abundantly as you commit to spend- ing at least 30 minutes each day (15 minutes of prayer and 15 minutes of inspired reading) in communion with Him!

src/en/devo/dh-reading-plan-03/part-01/00-using-the-daily-reading-plan/info.yml

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+title: Using the Daily Reading Plan