Completion of Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar

Logos has a copy of GKC, but it's very difficult to use because almost 100 pages (containing the Scripture Index) are not included on the Logos version. This book is public domain.

Would it be difficult to get pages 532-616?

The best way to use GKC is searching by verse, but there's no accurate way to do this with Logos. I always have to use a hard copy whenever I need to look up a verse.

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Lee

You're absolutely right! No wonder something felt missing. [:)]

Mark Barnes

The best way to use GKC is searching by verse, but there's no accurate way to do this with Logos. I always have to use a hard copy whenever I need to look up a verse.

Just do a basic search in the resource for <jn 3:16> (with the angle brackets). Or you can use the Grammars section of the Exegetical Guide.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/637982#Comment_637982

<BibleBHS = Nehemiah 13:24> (per the right-click for Gesenius)

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/637990#Comment_637990

pp. 533-43 has the Index of Subjects, which could be useful.

pp. 544-64 has the Index of Hebrew Words and Forms, which definitely shouldn't be omitted.

pp. 565-598 has the Index of Passages, which is what the OP adverted to. Now, some may say that in our digital age we don't need a crutch like an Index of Passages, but it has its uses. For instance, at a glance we can see some of the grammatical points raised in, say, the Book of Job.

[Aside: something similar happened when Logos first released the title Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics in a truncated form, digitized by Galaxie Software. The "Scripture Index" was missing! Some users (including myself) voiced our concern. In the now-available Zondervan digitization, the Scripture Index is delivered intact.]

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/638045#Comment_638045

Thank you Mark, that's amazing! I always wondered how to do that.

Denise, I'm sorry, but I don't understand your post. I can't find any way to look up a verse in Gesenius with a right-click.

Lee, thank you for expounding on my post. I agree that regardless of the available tools, the full index is still very useful.