BDAG / BAGD, ESV

Bob Diebel

The demo videos for Hebrew/Greek Learning in Logos speak of BDAG. I have BAGD with the same longer title.

A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature.

Is there a difference?

Also they use ESV, and get Lookup in this resource.

in KJV I do not see this. Am I missing something?

In my Library, BDAG brings up:

The Swanson New Testament Greek Morphology (Westcott-Hort Edition).

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Graham Criddle

Hi Bob

BDAG is the upgraded version of BADG - see http://community.logos.com/forums/t/7385.aspx for further information.

I don't understand what you mean about Lookup - could you provide some more information?

It may be that you are trying to look up a Greek word from a version without an interlinear. The "King James Version" does have a reverse interlinear but "The King James Version" does not.

Hope this helps.

Graham

Kevin Becker

BAGD is 2nd edition, BDAG is 3rd there are major revisions in the 3rd edition.

I believe that the Swanson Wescott NT mentions BDAG in the description. That's probably why it appears when you type BDAG in the library window.