Sentence Diagrams for Entire Greek New Testament?
Anybody know a resource (or multiple) that have sentence diagrams for the entire Greek New Testament already pre-done? I know about the Cascadia Syntax Graphs, but they don't seem to be as visually helpful as sentence diagrams are...
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They're not in Logos, but I have these:
http://www.inthebeginning.org/ntgreek/diagrams.htm
I find them helpful.
I think BibleWorks has some kind of "resource" with diagrams for the whole NT. I don't have the software, but I've seen it in a friend's. I've wondered why Logos doesn't have the equivalent.
Donnie
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Thankful for => New Feature: Discourse Datasets and Visual Filters (Dataset) and => New Feature: Propositional Outlines
Screen shot shows Discourse Greek sentences in SBL and Propositional Outlines in NA28 (along with Logos Greek Morphology visual filters)
FYI: Supplied in Propositional Outlines is being reviewed => Punctuation handled poorly in Propositional Outline visual filter
Faithlife Group => https://faithlife.com/logos-sentence-diagrams/documents includes RK (Reed Kellogg) diagrams by Terry Cook that can be copied:
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Thanks I'll check on these topics. When I do to the Documents tab of that group...there are no documents. The news tab has several people mentioning it, but nothing shows up there for me...i'm signed in and "following" that group.
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The best NT diagrams are here, but outside of Logos. Logos should add them.
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Marcus Vanhountenmeyer said:
Thanks I'll check on these topics. When I do to the Documents tab of that group...there are no documents. The news tab has several people mentioning it, but nothing shows up there for me...i'm signed in and "following" that group.
inthebeginning.org has them in PDF- I know that's not within Logos- but they are very helpful.
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Samples Alva McLean, then William Ramey:
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Thanks for the response! I see how to obtain William Ramey's resource, but I don't see Alva McLean's resource. I see some books by her on Amazon, but which one (preferably e-book) is it that contains the diagrams? Thanks!
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You can make your own diagrams if you learn to read the graphs. Try OpenText if you don't like Cascadia.
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Is openText complete? I thought it was a third party project that was never completed but maybe I am wrong.
Matt Hamrick said:You can make your own diagrams if you learn to read the graphs. Try OpenText if you don't like Cascadia.
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Marcus Vanhountenmeyer said:
Thanks for the response! I see how to obtain William Ramey's resource, but I don't see Alva McLean's resource. I see some books by her on Amazon, but which one (preferably e-book) is it that contains the diagrams? Thanks!
That's John Alva McLean- he taught at Grace Seminary I believe, I don't believe his diagrams are on the market, I received these decades ago when I used Gramcord- which I still have.
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Whyndell Grizzard said:
That's John Alva McLean- he taught at Grace Seminary I believe, I don't believe his diagrams are on the market, I received these decades ago when I used Gramcord- which I still have.
Actually that would be Alva J McClain that was founder and president at Grace. [:)]
Edit: I just saw the name on your outline. Not familiar with John Mclean, but his name doesn't ring a bell and I am a Grace Seminary alumnus. The man at grace that was known for his book, "Diagramatical Analysis" was Lee Kantenwein.
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Nord Zootman said:Whyndell Grizzard said:
That's John Alva McLean- he taught at Grace Seminary I believe, I don't believe his diagrams are on the market, I received these decades ago when I used Gramcord- which I still have.
Actually that would be Alva J McClain that was founder and president at Grace.
Edit: I just saw the name on your outline. Not familiar with John Mclean, but his name doesn't ring a bell and I am a Grace Seminary alumnus. The man at grace that was known for his book, "Diagramatical Analysis" was Lee Kantenwein.
i stand corrected- thanks.
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Disciple of Christ (doc) said:
Is openText complete? I thought it was a third party project that was never completed but maybe I am wrong.
Matt Hamrick said:You can make your own diagrams if you learn to read the graphs. Try OpenText if you don't like Cascadia.
I use OpenText because that's what I was trained on, have not ran into any problems with it yet so cannot answer if it's complete or not.
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Hi, May I know what is the name of the software you are using to diagram Greek sentences? Thank you and God bless
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Randy Leedy did the NT Greek Diagrams for Bible Works.
His website is https://www.ntgreekguy.com
You can purchase them with either the NA28 or the SBL edition of the Greek text.
they are also on prepub with Logos- https://www.logos.com/product/189626/greek-new-testament-sentence-diagrams
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It is Dr John Andrew McLean. Drjohnmclean@gmail.com.
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It is Dr John Andrew McLean. Drjohnmclean@gmail.com.
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It is Dr John Andrew McLean. Drjohnmclean@gmail.com.
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It is Dr John Andrew McLean. Drjohnmclean@gmail.com.
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