I'm watching the Morph Query Builder video on this page, https://www.logos.com/logos-pro
At 1:19 in the video, he clicks the drop down — when I try the same thing, the only source I show is SBLGNT. I'm sure I have other Morph resources (for instance, I own BHS w/ Westminster Morphology 3.5), but they don't show up anywhere in there.
Thoughts?
Currently aware of three Morph resources for Morph Query document:
The Old Testament in Greek According to the Septuagint (Alternate Texts)
Lexham Hebrew Bible with Morphology
The Greek New Testament: SBL Edition (SBL)
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phrogger,
It appears to be quite flawed. One of the reasons I purchased this program was for parsing, as I'm working with a student in a rural area. So far it's absolutely useless. Compared to Al Groves' Westminster Leningrad Codex, this thing is a joke - not to mention a money making machine. You can get the former for free on scholarsgateway, and the Hebrew tex is only $40.
Jim Boutilier:One of the reasons I purchased this program was for parsing, as I'm working with a student in a rural area.
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Thankful for free Basic packages plus free resources. Academic Basic includes "access-only" license for Lexham Hebrew Bible. Hovering mouse over a word causes pop-up near bottom with parsing. Also Information can show parsing (can choose hover OR click for Information update):
FYI: Morph Query document is a graphical way to create a Morph Query (needs internet plus appropriate subscription OR feature purchase). Currently Morph Query document has three resources enabled for searching, which started this friendly forum discussion.
Thankful Morph Search can be used in my Faithlife account that has $ 0.00 total for orders
Faithlife Corporation has Logos Hebrew Morphology (tagged in many Logos resources). German Bible Society has several Hebrew morphologies => https://www.logos.com/products/search?q=Biblia+Hebraica&start=0&sort=rel&pageSize=45 (SESB, WHM, WIVU, ...)