Question:  Why do some words in The AV7 Bible have small superscript pluses (+) appended to them?

Answer:  These small pluses are visual "flags" to identify and alert readers to significant word revisions from the corresponding words than have usually been seen in the same place in the traditional 1611-to-1769 English translation of the Bible.

While The AV7 Bible text is a new computer-generated text,  and  not  an "update" or further revision of the many times revised traditional 1611-to-1769 English text,  it does,  never-the-less,  closely correspond to that time-honored traditional text.

Therefore, it is possible for readers to read aloud either the present-day-English AV7 Bible or the more archaic language 1611-to-1769 traditional text and follow along with the other text without confusion.  The same cannot be said for reading or following along with most so-called "modern" versions.

The small pluses, can serve to alert readers to examine the extensive documentation provided in The AV7 Bible Concordance and related explanations to better understand the reasons for word changes that have been made.