Introduction to Theological German: A Beginner's Course for Theological Students

This may not appeal to everyone but I think it would be a great to have this available on the Logos Platform.

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[y] I'm in! I've been working on my German again as of late. I now realize that aside from some pet phrases, I've forgotten almost all of it. [:|]

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/167098#Comment_167098

That would be great! [Y]

Rich DeRuiter

I think it would be great for those working on a Master's or Doctor's degree to have a German-English/English-German dictionary as well as the same for French, and (for those in the Reformed Tradition) Dutch. (We already have one in Spanish.) Facility in German and/or French are usually required for higher level education in both OT and NT studies.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/167147#Comment_167147

I'd buy it. I'd buy Oxford/Duden, too.

HJ. van der Wal

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/167147#Comment_167147

and (for those in the Reformed Tradition) Dutch.

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Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/167147#Comment_167147

I think it would be great for those working on a Master's or Doctor's degree to have a German-English/English-German dictionary as well as the same for French, and (for those in the Reformed Tradition) Dutch. (

I'm not working on a degree, and I'd still like to have all of those in Logos.

David Paul

I'm game for this...but with a caveat. From the reviews I read, there may be some type-setting issues. PLEASE, if Logos decides to do this resource...FIX the type-setting to reflect accuracy and readability. The type-setting in the Enhanced Strong's Lexicon is nothing short of shameful. Some of the niqquud (in particular the tseirei and the sseghohl) are uniformly nothing less than a smear, and there are dozens and dozens of errors that need to be fixed--including the apparent "drop out" of 3 and 4-word phrase chunks in some entries. I'm speaking of the Hebrew primarily.

I also ditto the request for German-English dictionaries (more than one preferably, for the sake of comparison). And while I'm on the box, let me restate my desire for a Hebrew dictionary along the line of Ben Yehuda's Dictionary or something similar and similary inclusive. I am particulary interested in dictionaries that include NON-biblical words in addition to biblical ones. Key requirement: clear niqquud and marking of properly emphasized syllables (a la cantillation).

Thanks.

David Knoll

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/167186#Comment_167186

And while I'm on the box, let me restate my desire for a Hebrew dictionary along the line of Ben Yehuda's Dictionary

I am very much in favour of Ben Yehuda as it is extremely expensive to purchase a copy of this monumental work.