Lexham English Bible as described in the Blog

I'm sure I'm being stupid, but I can't figure out how to get the features of the Lexham English Bible that appear on the Blog. When I open it, I can get the Logos 4 interlinear arrangement at the bottom of the page that has Surface, MSS, MSS Trl, Lemma, Lemma Trl, Morph, Strongs, and Louw. But I don't see the two glosses or the literal translation.

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Kevin Becker

I believe the two glosses and literal translation graphics are only for demonstration to show what kind of translation Lexham is. If the LEB strays from literalness for idiom's sake or some other reason it tells you in a foot note.

In general I get the impression they do a good job of showing their work, but the notes are nowhere near as extensive as the NET Bible's translator's footnotes.

BillS

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/109960#Comment_109960

In general I get the impression they do a good job of showing their work,

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Keith Larson

The blog is a little misleading, but if you go to the LEB web page, you will discover that it is the glosses of the Lexham Greek NT Interlinear that is being shown off, not the glosses of the LEB.