Question on General Introduction to BHS

Can someone tell me where the "General Introduction" part for the BHS is, like we find in the Hard Copy? For BHS 4 or for the Apparatus, I do not see any "introduction" part. I was reading "Understanding BHS," and in there a reference is made: "full expression is given in BHS (pp.l–lv)." Is this in a different resource/package?

Thank you.

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NB.Mick

Can someone tell me where the "General Introduction" part for the BHS is, like we find in the Hard Copy? For BHS 4 or for the Apparatus, I do not see any "introduction" part.

Same with me. I checked the BHS SESB 2.0 (both editions) and the BHS WIVU as well as the BHS Apparatus: All go directly from Title page to Gen 1:1. The resource description sometimes says the text from BHS.... so maybe it was never produced.

Dr. Joel Madasu

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/427276#Comment_427276

Thanks for your reply!

So it seems like we still have to have a hard copy of BHS, if we want to refer the introduction part. Great!

David Bailey

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/427412#Comment_427412

Thanks for your reply!

So it seems like we still have to have a hard copy of BHS, if we want to refer the introduction part. Great!

Search your Logos Library for BHS. I vaguely recall seeing a resource about BHS Introduction or how to use the BHS.

Edit: This?

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/427414#Comment_427414

Search your Logos Library for BHS. I vaguely recall seeing a resource about BHS Introduction or how to use the BHS.

David,

thanks for pointing to this resource - it seems to be a very valuable addition to the library if access to the Hebrew text is desired. It's included in the catholic base packages and the classic ones from Platinum up, if I saw correctly. Check http://www.logos.com/product/2927/understanding-bhs

However, I understood the original poster of reading exactly this resource and finding himself pointed to the BHS introductory pages. Maybne this is one singular place only, and all other introductory matters are treated in this 100 pages companion book much more thoroughly. I've never seen BHS printed, so I don't know how much we are actually missing here, though.

Mick

Dr. Joel Madasu

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/427579#Comment_427579

Yes, I have this resource, and others that are helps to BHS, but they all point to the introduction pages of the BHS, which I do not have, even in the SESB package.

Thank you for your comments!

Joel

David Bailey

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/427706#Comment_427706

My bad. I should have read the post more carefully. Well, it is odd that the introductory material is not included in the actual BHS resource.

Logos, any reason why?