Assistance for Biblical Exegesis of Romans

I have a pretty good collection of books and some Lexham products. Can someone give me advice on how to set up my logos page for a bible study on Romans 3:21-4:25?

Thank you

Philip Wood

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Jack Hairston

You will need several Bibles, several commentaries (saved for last), and a panel to take notes.

There is no substitute for reading, praying, and meditating on the word--the more time, the better.

The result will be built in layers like a pearl--each layer more beautiful than the one before.

DMB

'Normally' that section and related study is heavily greek-driven, as well as 2nd Temple jewish ... since the words are not straight-forward usage.

But given your background, I wonder if the Fathers might be better? For sure, I'd include (your preference) a CitedBy panel that scans your Fathers collection, or a passage guide, similarly linked.

I try to get the language perspective from critical commentaries/journals. But also early interpreters/views. In my standard NT layout, I include a Fathers CitedBy, and an ACCS (Ancient Christian Commentary) panel.

philip wood

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1219189#Comment_1219189

I was looking more for direction on how to set up my logos page to include the relevant resources to perform the exegesis. I would need to see grammar diagramming, the greek-english interlinear and link into some commentaries and monographs.

Robert M. Warren

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1219237#Comment_1219237

I was looking more for direction on how to set up my logos page

Hi Phillip:

See if this can serve as a starting point:

Type your passage in the 'Go' box (to the right of the 'Search' magnifying glass icon). Allow the suggestions below to populate.
Under 'Layout', choose 'Open Passage Study Layout to your passage'.
In the resulting layout, choose Guides-->Exegetical Guide and enter your passage (it's probably already there) and click the arrow button.
The two guides aren't in a link set, but you could put them both in a 'B' set, so they would change with each other, but not change as you navigate around in the bibles and commentaries.
Examine both guides and their sections to see what you might need to add.
Don't forget to save your layout.

If you need specific assistance on making your layout more useful, let us know.

David Thomas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1219237#Comment_1219237

I was looking more for direction on how to set up my logos page to include the relevant resources to perform the exegesis.

philip wood

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1219359#Comment_1219359

Thanks for the help.

Can anyone recommend a book or bibliography on biblical exegesis to assist me with the process?

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1219384#Comment_1219384

On Romans (No particular order)

1. https://www.logos.com/product/43464/romans
2. Volume 1. https://www.logos.com/product/16928/teaching-romans-vol-1
3. Volume 2. https://www.logos.com/product/16929/teaching-romans-vol-2

On Exegesis (Top pick for me is 1 & 3).

1. https://www.logos.com/product/37662/a-handbook-of-new-testament-exegesis
2. https://www.logos.com/product/204010/handbooks-for-new-testament-exegesis-hnte
3. https://www.logos.com/product/137297/how-to-understand-and-apply-the-new-testament-twelve-steps-from-exegesis-to-theology

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1219384#Comment_1219384

I just found a new one: https://www.logos.com/product/212229/tracing-the-argument-of-romans-a-phrase-diagram-of-the-greatest-letter-ever-written

DAL