Dataset v. Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament

Scott Sullivan

Good morning! I have searching the forums this morning relating my question and have found quite a bit of useful information. But I feel I am missing an "ah-ha" moment regarding two products and how they differ and/or compiment each other.

I currently own the "Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Dataset" (plus glossary and intro) and see the discourse data when checked while using the THGNT (see picture). I also own and just started reading Runge's "Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament: A Practical Introduction for Teaching and Exegesis."

My question is what does Runge's "The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament" (for $26.95) add to the dataset that is different from what I am seeing with the THGNT & UBS that I already own?

Thank you for your help in clearing a bit of fog in front of my brain!

Scott

NB.Mick

I currently own the "Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Dataset" (plus glossary and intro) and see the discourse data when checked while using the THGNT (see picture). I also own and just started reading Runge's "Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament: A Practical Introduction for Teaching and Exegesis."

My question is what does Runge's "The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament" (for $26.95) add to the dataset that is different from what I am seeing with the THGNT & UBS that I already own?

A forward interlinear directly below the GNT text.

The textual base is different (which may be only a very small number of places). Other than that, I don't know - I think this resource by far predates the existence of the dataset as a VF for other GNTs.