Prioritizing Word study books in library, what are the top 7 old word study books and 7 New Testamen

Walk Softly

Prioritizing Word study books in library, what are the top 7 old word study books and 7 New Testament word study books I should prioritize at the top?

thank you

Dave Hooton

One has to be a little more precise here as Prioritizing is only worthwhile for books with an Index e.g. ones that can be accessed by a Bible reference or Headword (e.g. a Greek Word).

If you are after Word Studies like "Wuest's Word Studies in the New Testament" (Wuest) or "Word Pictures in the New Testament" (Robertson) you are talking about Bible Commentaries, but I don't know any for the OT. So you would prioritize these with your Commentaries but include them in a Collection of their own for use in Passage Guide. I don't think there are more than 4 or 5.

if your Word Study is a lexicon (perhaps Analytical or Theological) then there is a choice of NT and OT. You should prioritize 2 or 3 with regular lexicons in the top 5 for NT and in the top 5 for OT because the right-click Context Menu only lists 5 lexicons.

See https://wiki.logos.com/Prioritizing for more information.