What About the Theological Lexicon of the New Testament (TLNT)?

I get the feeling from http://community.logos.com/forums/p/30695/227400.aspx that we pretty much ended up at the same conclusion as the last paragraph in the blog.  Clearly TLNT is not easy to put a label on; more reflective than other lexicons.

When I was at Wheaton College in the late 1950s my senior Greek professor, Berkeley Mickelsen [who in one two-your course led me through the entirety of Robertson's GRAMMAR!],  frequently quoted from Spiq.  It was all in French at that time and I didn't read French (and still don't).   So I was delighted to get his word studies from Logos.

I listed his work with my lexicons and was dismayed when it didn't show up during an exegetical search or when using my Nestle-Aland Greek testament.  The good folks at Logos tech support showed me that he only shows up in your search when he has a comment on the word you are reading---not for every word as you are accustomed to if using BAGD.

David R. Dilling

Denise Barnhart said:

Good comment, David ... I added your words to the TLNT resource page http://wiki.logos.com/Resouce$3a_TLNT_(Theological_Lexicon_of_the_NT)

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My question:

          If one goes to the Wiki, how can one find the Resources Information pages from the Table of Contents?  I searched "resources" and got a lot of other wonderful items, but not that one.

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