Greek Links
Me, not being familiar with Greek or Hebrew how can program Logos to do the following?
In the exegetical guide where it show the tense, voice and mood of a Greek word can I set up a link to take me to a particular book in my library that actually define the specific tense, voice and mood of that verb. i.e where can i find a quick definition of an aorist, middle, imperative---how do I link to a book to define that for me? Hope this makes sense.
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My suggestion would simply be don't do it. Rather, I would go to a solid commentary written by a scholar that you trust who is familiar with Greek and Hebrew, and let that commentator bring out the significance of the Greek and Hebrew in the passage.
I think someone not familiar with Greek and Hebrew would make far fewer mistakes that way.
Get all the meaning you can through solid English Bible exegesis, then consult a good commentary for what you don't know.
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Ted Harms said:
In the exegetical guide where it show the tense, voice and mood of a Greek word can I set up a link to take me to a particular book in my library that actually define the specific tense, voice and mood of that verb. i.e where can i find a quick definition of an aorist, middle, imperative---how do I link to a book to define that for me?
If you hover over the terms you should get a popup that defines it - clicking on the popup will take you to the book which provides the definition
Do you see this?
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Thanks so much for your help. I have not yet upgraded to a Logos 6 package. I only have the free Logos 6 upgrade. I do not have the right right data set. I guess there is no other way to do it.
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Ted Harms said:
I only have the free Logos 6 upgrade. I do not have the right right data set. I guess there is no other way to do it.
I think you are correct - as far as I know the resource to support this is only made available with base packages (from Starter and up)
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