One of the requirements of this author's formatting standard is to prevent any ta'am phrase to be split over two lines. Figure 28 shows the result of running the text from Macro 5 through Macro 6.

• Insert a carriage return after every etnachta phrase.
  
  
• Insert seven spaces between each sof-pasuk mark and carriage return. Using the terminology from Jacobson's "Chanting the Hebrew Bible", both Level 1 phrases (siluk and etnachta) are now consistently followed by seven spaces and a carriage return.
  
  
• For each Level 1 phrase (which may or may not span more than one line):
  • Find the end of the first line of the Level 1 phrase.
    
    
  • Look for the last group of seven spaces on that line.
    
    
  • Insert a carriage return after the seven spaces. (Now, the next Level 1 phrase begins on the next line.)
    
    
  • Find the end of the next line of text in the Level 1 phrase being worked on.
    
    
  • Look for the last group of seven spaces on that line.
    
    
  • Insert a carriage return after the seven spaces. (Now, the rest of the Level 1 phrase begins on the next line.)
    
    
  • Continue in this way until there are no more lines of text to process in this Level 1 phrase before moving on to the next Level 1 phrase.

Figure 28:
Macro 6: Insert a line break after the last whole grammatical phrase on each line