https://vyrso.com/product/39389/old-testament-parsing-guide
Looking at Amazon it received very nice reviews. The only negative reviews centered around the binding of the physical book and not the content. I am going to get this for me.
It is hard to determine exactly what content the volume has. It appears from the Amazon reviews that it parses every verb in the OT and may also list every form a particular verb takes. If that's the case you probably already have that functionality in Logos.
If that's all the book contains then Logos 6 makes it redundant. If the product description were more clear we'd have a better idea.
NB Mick is having problems with the resource crashing Logos.
Since .99 is a steal, I bought it - but: this is very blurry pictures of the parsing, barely legible and not linked to anywhere, with no milestones.
The file is extremely large 160MB (in fact it once crashed my machine just scrolling in it).
I don't think it gives any much benefit over an interlinear - "you get what you pay for".
I bought it but will ask for a refund. I was fooled by the much better looking sample on amazon, but the vyrso version almost looks like a cheap photocopies job with no special functionality. I don't care how much it sells for, personally I don't want to see FL distribute material in such a raw format. This is bad. I need to know that I can expect a minimum standard of quality on the finished product when I buy from FL. [N]
This is exactly how it looks (pictures in the middle of the screen, the only navigational links are in the table of contents, such as "Genesis page, Exodus page, etc" that is, to see the parsing in Genesis 25:1 you have to scroll down there to find it):
Thank you all!!!
This thread would fit better in the Vyrso forum... where the problems mentioned above may come to the attention of Faithlife.
This appears to be from the work originally published by Moody in multiple volumes. For 99 cents it's ok, but the least they can do is stick real links to the beginning of each book in the table of contents. Would be nicer if the resolution was better too, but I'm not going to hold my breath.
Doesn't anybody at least check that the table of contents works?
No, at least formerly.
This is now available in pre-pub as a Logos edition. Yes!
https://www.logos.com/product/198212/old-testament-parsing-guide
This is now available in pre-pub as a Logos edition. Yes! https://www.logos.com/product/198212/old-testament-parsing-guide
Thanks, Rosie.
Unfortunately no previews of the actual paring itself. I can't find any previews on line either. Makes me a little grumpy!
This post (from the first page of the present thread) shows a screenshot from the old Vyrso edition which they pulled, which was just images from the print edition. I'm guessing Faithlife will try to replicate this layout as closely as possible, but everything will be searchable text, with links where appropriate, lemmas tagged, etc.
https://community.logos.com/forums/p/106377/736168.aspx#736168
