UBS4 and NA27 Interlinears

Michael Hite

Can someone verify for me that the UBS4 Interlinear and the NA27 Interlinear are not longer being offered? I have it as part of my library, but a number of my students with new libraries don't and the website isn't listing it in packages anymore. Is there an alternative?

I know we now have everything in Reverse Interlinears, but that is not the same. Does anyone have information on this?

Kevin Becker

I think the UBS4 interlinear is gone. Your students might consider these:

http://www.logos.com/product/8569/lexham-greek-english-interlinear-new-testament-collection (both NA27 and SBL GNT - The cheaper option)

http://www.logos.com/product/1814/nestle-aland-27th-edition-greek-new-testament-with-mcreynolds-english-interlinear (NA27)

EDIT: The first option is in the OL+ base packages I believe

Kevin Becker

I was wrong about the UBS4, it's gone from the base packages, but it can be purchased here http://www.logos.com/product/7839/ubs-4-westcott-hort-with-swanson-morphological-analysis

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/227225#Comment_227225

Kevin (I always hear the mother in 'Home Alone' shouting 'Kevin!') ... hope that didn't offend! ... do you have the cited UBS4/Westcott. I'm curious how Westcott came into play (both making similar use of manuscripts). But in the Logos version, what is unusual? Apparently Swanson took a differing approach on the morph-codes.

Mark Barnes

Michael Hite said:

Can someone verify for me that the UBS4 Interlinear and the NA27 Interlinear are not longer being offered?

My understanding is that Logos have produced their own interlinears, partly because of restrictive licensing of NA27 and UBS4. It's the Logos (aka Lexham) interlinears that are available with the base packages. The Greek-English is Scholar's Silver or above, the Hebrew-English is Original Languages plus Scholar's Gold or above.

As Kevin said, the Lexham Greek-English uses the text of NA27 and is available as an add-on for those who don't have it. The NA27 itself is also available, but it's extraordinarily expensive.