Which resources should I use for Hebrew transliterations?

Ben Curtis

Hi Logos family,

Forgive me for being such a newbie at using Logos resources.  I am in need to know somethings about my resources.  I am not used to having such a huge library at my beck and call.  My problems is not know which resources are best for a particular realm of research. (what do I use?)

I would like to know which recources would help me like the Greek Interlinear (like Newberry's) does, but for the Old Testiment and HebrewAramaic transliterations.

I hope I am being clear enough?  I want to do Word Studies from the Hebrew Language to English.  Whould also like find the quickest process copy/paste articles and other stuff to MS OneNote 2010.  I have hear of a way to do some interaction with OneNote, but only because I read a post somewhere.

Thanks,

MJ. Smith

Ben Curtis said:

I would like to know which recources would help me like the Greek Interlinear (like Newberry's) does, but for the Old Testiment and HebrewAramaic transliterations.

The first thing you need to tell us is which translation is your favorite. Several translations have interlinears with them.

Eva Haemmerle

Yeap, this would also be my question. I use BHS usualy.

Mark Barnes

Ben Curtis said:

I would like to know which recources would help me like the Greek Interlinear (like Newberry's) does, but for the Old Testiment and HebrewAramaic transliterations.

Ben, It sounds to me as though you should be getting to know how to use Reverse Interlinears and the Bible Word Study. My tutorial videos may help (#5 for RIs, #2 for BWS). I've also got a video on Exporting (#10), which covers copy and paste.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/227099#Comment_227099

Eva Haemmerle said:

Yeap, this would also be my question. I use BHS usualy.

Eva, if you're working from BHS, the Bible Word Study would also be good for you. But you probably need to get familiar with the right-click menu for quick access to lexicons. Video #2 linked above should help, but please get back if you have more specific questions.

Ben Curtis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/227103#Comment_227103

Thank you for the vids.  I guess I really did not know how to frame my query.  I saw a few resources in my library, and I am not sure really where to beging.  That is because I need to do word studies in Greak & Hebrew.  I think you may be correct that I should get a real good tutorial on all the facets of Logos "wird Study" functions and learn what I can and cannot do.

I don't have any linguistical knowledge in either language - yet.  I don't have the time to learn Greek or Hebrew at this time.  A good primer on them would suffice for now.  Kind of like a "Dummies Guide" or something.  (accent on the dummy part!)

Thank you Mark

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/229120#Comment_229120

The first recommendation would be the Learn How to use Hebrew and Greek Video series from Logos since it is geared to help you use the Logos language resources.If your goal is just word studies there will be a video series on that too which is more affordable.

If you want books I suggest Greek for the rest of us and Hebrew for the rest of us as "baby" Greek and Hebrew that are less intensive than a first-year grammar would be. Unfortunately, they are not available in Logos.