WTT and TNK markers in an article

[MBD]

I gave a talk last summer in Russia (RAI conference), in which I cite the Hebrew Bible with translation. When I got the proofs for the proceedings publication, I noticed that there is a WTT before each Hebrew quotation and a TNK before the English. Clearly I am a Bible Works users! Should those be eliminated from publication? I fear that asking my Russian editors to do that could cause problems. Advice?
Michael:rolleyes:

[David Kummerow]

No real need to provide WTT reference. In first footnote, you could just indicate that translations are from TNK. If you do want to give TNK for every translation, it'd be best done at the end of the translation, not before.

Regards,
David Kummerow.