Help with BHQ Commentary?

Hi Everyone,

I bought the BHQ some time back. I just noticed that the outline states:

"Each book is also accompanied by a commentary. Here the editors discuss their decisions, translate the Masorah magna and note problems with the Masorah magna and parva, and where possible resolve them."

I cannot seem to find this in my library (blind?). Has it not been made available yet or something? I can see the introductions to each book, just not the commentary.

Cheers,

James

Find more posts tagged with

Comments

Don Awalt

Hi James, welcome to the forums!

The commentaries are there - they are in an Introduction section earlier in the resource. See this screen shot of the resource with the Table of Contents opened, see if this helps you out:

James Burnett

Hi Don,

Thanks for the welcome and quick response. I had a look here at the introduction but the same package on Accordance for instance seems to have an actual dedicated commentary text containing translator's notes.

https://abramkj.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/bhq.jpg

If you look down at the bottom right corner of this screen shot you can see a separate BHQ commentary. I know this is Accordance, perhaps Logos integrated this commentary into the footnotes (how do I access footnotes without having to click them in my text?)?

Cheers

NB.Mick

Welcome James!

EDITED: found it. The commentary is realized as footnotes in the apparatus, behind the blue cross symbol:

(I searched for a part of the commentary text I saw in the screenshot at anothe software)

Edit 2: here the section from AbrahamJK's screenshot:

James Taylor

The commentary is realized as footnotes in the apparatus

thanks for pointing this out. I have this resource but was ignorant of the commentary notes.

[Y]

James Burnett

Thanks, you're a legend!

NB.Mick

Thanks, you're a legend!

[:D]

Veli Voipio

I have have been in a log cabin for a while and my brains are not up to speed. So it took a while before I found that I have to left-click the superscript letter a in order to get access into the apparatus. This is great, thanks a lot!