Today's Mystery Download (19.3.10) – What Does It Do? How Does It Work?

Alan Macgregor

It would appear from other posts that today's mystery download was a Reverse Interlinear Facility for several English Bibles.

So, (here's the daft question ) how do they work? Are they different from Reverse Interlinears that I already have in Logos for Mac 1.2.2?

BTW They don't show up in my library.

Cameron Watters (Faithlife)

It would appear from other posts that today's mystery download was a Reverse Interlinear Facility for several English Bibles.

So, (here's the daft question ) how do they work? Are they different from Reverse Interlinears that I already have in Logos for Mac 1.2.2?

BTW They don't show up in my library.

I've answered this somewhere else, but I'm too lazy to look it up so I'll do it again here. Essentially, the reverse interlinears in Logos 4 are databases rather than textual resources. They allow us to do cool magic like return search results in English Bibles when you search for Greek or Hebrew words.

They're also the guts of things like the WordByWord section in the Exegetical Guide and many other guide sections.

They're hidden resources at the moment. In the Windows version, there is a special Reverse Interlinear pane that opens in resource display when viewing an English Bible that has an associated Reverse Interlinear resource.