Complete Word Study Old and New Testament

https://www.logos.com/product/1722/the-complete-word-study-old-and-new-testament?queryId=67237282af92afc4bcc2ef066659d817

This resource does not seem to be functioning in the manner of which it is designed.

Overview

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The Complete Word Study Old and New Testaments are revolutionary products containing an exhaustive amount of Bible study research material in single book formats. Available currently in the King James Version, the text of Scripture comes alive as you are able to research important information about each Hebrew or Greek word within each volume.

Key Features

Book Introductions
Footnotes on Key Passages
Extensive Cross-reference Numbering System
AMG Greek Concordance
Hebrew and Greek Word Studies Sections
Strong's Dictionaries
Translational Reference Indexes

When I try to use this resource all that I see is the part of speech (noun, participle, etc) and when I click on the link all that I get is a definition of that part of speech. So for instance it will give me details about a proposition. I am looking for details regarding the original Greek or Hebrew words.

Am I missing something?

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Dave Hooton

Not sure about the origin of the garbled Overview and Key Features.
A screenshot of the book in Logos would help.

MJ. Smith

I can find the footnote on key passages

and Strongs numbers can be found in the context menu

Book Introductions FOUND
Footnotes on Key Passages FOUND
Extensive Cross-reference Numbering System
AMG Greek Concordance
Hebrew and Greek Word Studies Sections
Strong's Dictionaries FOUND
Translational Reference Indexes

But I can't find anything related to cross-references nor do I know what to look for in translational reference indexes.

NichtnurBibelleser

On the product page there is a review from @GaoLu:

Be sure to get the whole set: https://www.logos.com/product/212643/amg-bible-essentials

There are more works in the bundle, e.g. https://www.logos.com/product/165535/the-complete-word-study-concordance-old-testament ; maybe they are required to have full functionality?

MJ. Smith

I think you're on the right track - here is the puzzling Translational Reference Indexes

Michael Kinch

Thanks everyone. I will pick up the Essentials. Yes MJ with the context menu I can see the Strong's Number but I cannot see any details about that Strong's Number. I can do a Bible Word Study or run a Passage Guide to get more info. I think I had the full package in WordSearch and maybe some things didn't come over. When I have the Essentials I should be able to do what I want to do with this resource.

Fabian

I have seen the CWS in not logical in the store. This could be better done.

Michael Kinch

Thanks Fabian. I agree. We can accomplish all that the CWS does with the tools in Logos, though it would be nice to have it all in one resource. I did figure out how to connect to the Strong Numbers definition in the Bible Word Study. In the New Testament I can use "Link Set" to link my bible to The Complete Word Study New Testament Dictionary and when I click on a word in my NASB Bible, the CWNTDICT will open at the definition for that word. This is what I am looking for. Unfortunately it does not work for The Complete Word Study Old and New Testaments.

DAL

The Logos version changed the format of the original resource rendering it useless! Bob and others talked about “why” it changed years ago, but I cannot find the thread.

Michael Kinch

Thanks Dal. Yes it is definitely not user friendly but I think I can make it work with some other resources in a dedicated layout. I have another software program where I can click on a word and it gives me the Strong meaning. It is fast and clean though it does not provide very much depth. I would like to see something like that in Logos instead of having to take numerous steps to arrive at the information I am looking for.