The best resource for analyzing sentences and clauses in Greek

I want to go deeper into the study of sentences and clauses. My level Greek is basic-intermediate (two years of Greek in seminary). What is the best resource and why?

Thank you.

P.D. The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Bundle (6 vols.) is a good choice?

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Ken McGuire

For this I think you want the Syntax databases that were introduced in Libronix 3.0. All have their little quirks, but Opentext is a good start.

David Thomas

The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Bundle (6 vols.) is a good choice?

Yes! It is a great starting point.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/411769#Comment_411769

If syntax analysis is indeed your goal, discourse (techniques of emphasizing meaning) is typically one level ABOVE syntax (methods of conveying meaning) .So, though the discourse bundle is good, it won't likely get you what you want.

If you want to do down and dirty syntax analysis, any of the 3 syntax resources (Lexham, OpenText or Cascadia) would get you the basic tool. After that, you'd do best exploring the syntax videos that use the Logos syntax databases, since comparison across different texts for a writer best illustrates what you're looking for.

Leticia Dearman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/411794#Comment_411794

Can you get this in the basic?

Jesse Blevins

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/411851#Comment_411851

I believe that you would at least need the original lnguage base package.

Ernesto Ochoa

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/411794#Comment_411794

If syntax analysis is indeed your goal, discourse (techniques of emphasizing meaning) is typically one level ABOVE syntax (methods of conveying meaning) .So, though the discourse bundle is good, it won't likely get you what you want.

My goal is learn discourse (techniques of emphasizing meaning) about. So I thought about buying The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Bundle (6 vols.) but before we look into each resource suggested.

Your contribution has been invaluable.

Thank you!!

Ernesto Ochoa

Kenneth and David, thank you!!

Leticia, yes, but my goal it´s deeper in discourse level, not syntax analysis about. Thank you.

Pastor Jesse, i have a Scholar’s library, includes a original languages resources. Thank you.

God Bless you!!

A hug from Spain.

Ernesto