Swete LXX Hebrew-Greek Reverse Interlinear

For all of you out there who have the morphologically-tagged Swete Septuagint, the corresponding Hebrew-Greek reverse interlinear is coming your way (along with an update to the resource itself). Keep your eyes on the skies, as they say.

Also, once the new resources are properly indexed, the vigilant scholar will notice that the Septuagint Translation section of the Bible Word Study guide will continue to use Rahlfs Septuagint reverse interlinear data. A fix for this is forthcoming, in which you'll be able to select which LXX you want to use to populate the word wheel.

Thanks for your patience!

isaiah.

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Rick Brannan (Logos)

Isaiah is a Logos employee; not sure why his employee badge isn't working. He did much of the work to get this resource to you.

Enjoy!

Isaiah Hoogendyk (Faithlife)

Looks like I posted from my personal account. This one should work.

tfjern

Huh?

Logos 5 updated itself this morning (June 5, 2013), "Greek-Hebrew Reverse Interlinear Septuagint: H.B. Swete Edition."

Can't find this updated resource anywhere in my Logos library.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

Logos 5 updated itself this morning (June 5, 2013), "Greek-Hebrew Reverse Interlinear Septuagint: H.B. Swete Edition."

Can't find this updated resource anywhere in my Logos library.

Reverse Interlinears are not listed as separate items in the Library, but are always part of their associated Bible, in this case, The Old Testament in Greek according to the Septuagint.