Suggestions for language commentaries
I created a Bible Word Study window as seen below:
I have it set up so that when I click on a word in my bible in another window it opens up this window and syncs all the parts of it to that word/verse (except for Power Lookup due to URI limitations). I have a few commentarys I use along with the exegitcal guide to learn about the Greek and Hebrew words and how they are used: Wuest's Word studies, Robertson's word pictures, Vincent's Word studies and Barnes notes. These commentaries are easy to follow for me.
Do any of you out there have some suggestions for other easy to follow language commentarys? There may even be some I have that I'm not aware of.
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Tim Engwer said:
Do any of you out there have some suggestions for other easy to follow language commentarys?
Wiki Logos Resource Reviews => Greek-English Lexicon of the NT based on Semantic Domains (Louw Nida) along with => UBS New Testament Handbook Series and => UBS Old Testament Handbook Series Edit: UBS Handbooks are included in Scholar's Gold and above.
Personally have prioritized UBS handbooks as my 3rd Bible so can right click in a Bible verse, click reference, click UBS Handbook.
For interlinear, like displaying Louw-Nida numbers for contextual pop-up with contextual semantic range of meaning. Also use visual filters to show grammatical usage, especially verbal moods and tenses (English is not Greek, lacks verbal insights about action).
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