How to easily access TDNT and TDNTA

Ray Gregory · 2025-01-02T17:58:46+00:00

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I am a new user to Logos software, so please bear with my ignorance.

I have several lexicons, among them are BDAG, TDNT, and TDNTA.

I have prioritized BDAG so that it is the first entry in the list of lexicons in the LEMMA section of the Bible Word Study pane. I have also prioritized TDNT and TDNTA just below BDAG.

When I look through the list of available lexicons in this selection, I see 15 different lexicons, but none of them are are TDNT and TDNTA. I thought that recently these used to show up in the list (perhaps only in the mobile version?). Now I don't see them anywhere in the list.

Also, when I open BDAG to the lemma, and when I click the little down-arrow in the book selector (to the left of the lemma on the pane's main tooolbar) it shows me "All Parallel books", but again it only shows the same 15 lexicons without TDNT or TDNTA.

How can I easily open TDNT or TDNTA to the lemma I am studying?

Thank you.

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Graham Criddle

Hi @Ray Gregory - and welcome to Logos and these forums

How can I easily open TDNT or TDNTA to the lemma I am studying?

Have you checked if those lexicons have an entry for the lemma you are studying?

If so, please give an example of a lemma where you are seeing this behaviour

Graham

Jack Caviness

Do TDNT and TDNTA have entries for the lemmas in the BWS? I have TDNT included in a parallel resource set up in several layouts, and TDNT does not always have an entry for some lemmas.

Ray Gregory

Thank you, @Graham Criddle and @Jack Caviness, you have identified my error. I was assuming that TDNT and TDNTA were exhaustive, having all NT Greek lemmas. I was looking for lemma for ‘bodily’ in Col. 2:9. Thanks again, and have a wonderful evening.