Cannot Open or Find Interlinears it says I have

It says I have these and I am supposed to have received eight intrrlinerars with the package I bought, but when I search for interlinears, or even just Greek, I seem to only get 2 Lexham’s interlinears.

How do I find these? Searching by name doesn’t bring them up. I’ve tried iPad app and desktop.

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HJ. van der Wal

Shalom Joan!

These reverse interlinears do not show up in your library because they are not separate resources. Rather they are datasets that add the interlinear functionality to the Bibles in your library.

The following training articles will show you how to access the interlinear information:

Desktop: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016304852-Interlinears

Ipad: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360035445412-Logos-Mobile-Change-Your-View-Settings

Joan Bandy

Also, I really need that Greek Reader option. I spent $300 of all my Christmas money yesterday to get Bible Project base package plus BDAG / OT Hebrew lexicon bundle.

But I just realized it doesn‘t support the Greek Reader function to practice reading Greek. I can’t drop another $300 for the starter pack of resources I don’t want or need for it. I’m just a lay-person with failing eyes wanting to practice reading Greek after 18 months of class work. Maybe I went about this wrong?

Joan Bandy

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1281263#Comment_1281263

Thanks. I’ll check out those videos!

I posted above, but I’m really thinking I need that Greek Reader function. I’m about 2/3 through Duff and need to work on my reading. Greek paper Bibles are too hard on my eyes (new glasses on the way for Christmas!!) and even book “readers” are exhausting sometimes. But, I may just not be able to afford that level to get that tool. I think BDAG/HALOT was a better investment for me long-term than all the things I don’t need in the starter bundle.

Paul Caneparo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1281266#Comment_1281266

Also, I really need that Greek Reader option. I spent $300 of all my Christmas money yesterday to get Bible Project base package plus BDAG / OT Hebrew lexicon bundle.

But I just realized it doesn‘t support the Greek Reader function to practice reading Greek. I can’t drop another $300 for the starter pack of resources I don’t want or need for it. I’m just a lay-person with failing eyes wanting to practice reading Greek after 18 months of class work. Maybe I went about this wrong?

You have a 30 day return available on any purchase, so if you can't achieve what you need for your budget, you can contact customer service and get a refund on anything that doesn't meet your needs.

Joan Bandy

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1281272#Comment_1281272

I may need to call them to see if I made the best purchase decision for my needs.

But, there may be some input you all could help me with:

Let’s say I want primarily the BDAG/HOLOS bundle, Lexham interlinear, ESV, NASB 2020, NIV, Young’s, and the Greek Reader, and Greek and Hebrew language Bibles. I already about a semantic domain add-on, and enjoy books about papyri and translation choices.

What is the most cost effective way to set that up for a lay person that you all know of? Or is there a way?

HJ. van der Wal

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1281285#Comment_1281285

Could you explain what you mean by "Greek Reader". Do you mean the audio Greek NT?

Let’s say I want primarily the BDAG/HOLOS bundle, Lexham interlinear, ESV, NASB 2020, NIV, Young’s, and the Greek Reader, and Greek and Hebrew language Bibles. I already about a semantic domain add-on, and enjoy books about papyri and translation choices.

To me it sounds as if you would be interested in the Academic base packages: https://www.logos.com/compare/packages/Academic

BDAG and HALOT* are the standard academic lexicons for the Hebrew Bible and the Greek New Testament. However, you should ask yourself the question if you already need these lexicons at this moment (I notice you haven't said anything about your knowledge of Hebrew). The dictionaries included in the lower base packages might be sufficient for your current needs if you want to improve your knowledge of Greek.

* HALOT = Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1281323#Comment_1281323

https://www.logos.com/product/55916/readers-edition-interlinear

Counceling package cheapest seems.

Joan Bandy

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1281323#Comment_1281323

This is a good explanation -

https://www.logos.com/features/readers-edition-interlinear

Yeah, the BibleProject got me several good starter books for $50, and I added the Lexicon bundle, wanting BDAG. I hope to learn Hebrew, and it saved $50 later to go ahead and bundle those two now. That got it to around $288, the cheapest I’ve found for a Logos base plan.

I’ve had 18 months of Greek in a free online global class. We’re slowly making our way through Duff. I’m one of the last two “standing.” I out-lasted all the pastors who started ahead of me by several chapters! We’re at chapter 12- (still perfect, subjunctive, passive, and a fuller participles to cover, and some minor grammar points.)

My eyesight has just been very strained lately reading such detailed print all the time, usually late at night. Getting new glasses for Christmas, one eye three steps worse. My eyes are not happy!

I’m making do with my late pastor’s old NT Greek first seminary Bible and an online reference open for when I get stuck, and an erasable pen that shows up on the yellowed pages, but I was thinking a screen could potentially enlarge, double space, and choose colors easier on my eyes. Would also love ‘hover over’ and the ability to print sections with more than even double type spacing for writing out translation work.

Most programs cram so much on the page it’s hed to just read, either that or they have no helps, too slow and interupts reading flow. I just havent found exactly what I need yet.

Sorry, the upload rotates all my photo attempts, but here’s my best current work flow I’ve found. I’ve bought a few reader’s but am finding looking up words in even a list at the bottom of the page wears me out too muvh to get much accomplished without falling asleep in a Greek reading stupor! (You all know what I mean, I’m sure!) I’ve read a lot on best methods for learning, but I just haven’t found an online tool I love yet.