Lexham Discourse Hebrew question

I am not sure where to post this. I have the Lexham Discourse Greek and Hebrew Bibles. I love a specific feature of the Greek version. It has the Louw-Nida Article tied to each word. Is there a Hebrew equivalent? I find this feature most helpful in listening to sermons as well as for personal Bible study. Perhaps I need to purchase another resource?

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DMB

Ron, your only alternative is Swanson's DBL of Semantic Domains ... there's one for the OT and one for the NT, if you search Logos.com for Swanson.

Then prioritize the OT one so you can hit it when you click on the hebrew. The OT discourse resource doesn't point to it.

But if you're not particularly wealthy, you'd do better with a regular hebrew lexicon (eg HALOT, or if can't afford, Concise HALOT).

Ron Lundin

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/850178#Comment_850178

Denise, thank you very much. I have all the resources you mentioned and did as you recommended. It works exceptionally well on my laptop. It is a bit more challenging on my iPad Pro. Still, it does provide me with what I requested. Thanks again!!

Jeremy Thompson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/850184#Comment_850184

Hi Ron:

The Bible Sense Lexicon covers much of the same ground as Louw-Nida does for the New Testament (and we hope a bit more). The documentation on the Bible Sense Lexicon can be found HERE. I'm currently looking through the best way to get you to the Bible Sense Lexicon analysis while keeping the discourse analysis open. If you open the Lexham Hebrew Bible (not the discourse version, just the regular one) do you have access to discourse visual filters?

If so, you can access Bible Sense Lexicon data by right-clicking any word:

If that's not quite what you're looking for, let me know. I'll try to help you in whatever way I can.

Jeremy