A Parsing Guide to the Greek New Testament by Nathan E. Han - Why?

A Parsing Guide to the Greek New Testament by Nathan E. Han

http://www.logos.com/product/22827/a-parsing-guide-to-the-greek-new-testament

Seriously? Of what benefit is THIS resource, when mousing over or right-clicking a word in any Greek NT resource does the same thing (or one can even choose to have the parsing and lemma displayed underneath every word)? Besides, Han only parses verbs and verbals (participles and infinitives), not nominals, and doesn't even include glosses.

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David Thomas

Many of the Greek tools are only available in base packages of Original Languages and above, it is conceivable that a user may have L4 but not have access to Reverse Interlinears. Although, in my opinion, that would be a shame (I don't even know George Somsel, but I'm sure he would disagree with this assessment [:D])

Eric Weiss

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/385228#Comment_385228

Many of the Greek tools are only available in base packages of Original Languages and above, it is conceivable that a user may have L4 but not have access to Reverse Interlinears. Although, in my opinion, that would be a shame (I don't even know George Somsel, but I'm sure he would disagree with this assessment )

But aren't both the SBL Greek New Testament and the Lexham English Bible available for free, and do they not include the mouse-over and right-click morphology functions? Or does Greek text not display if one doesn't have an Original Languages package or above?

Philana Crouch

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/385228#Comment_385228

It could also be helpful to use on an iOS device when not connected to the Internet. I have used the Key to the OT for that purpose.

Kevin Maples

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/385233#Comment_385233

It could also be helpful to use on an iOS device when not connected to the Internet. I have used the Key to the OT for that purpose.

Good point.