Resource: TLOT (Theological Lexicon of the Old Testament)
Resource: TLOT (Theological Lexicon of the Old Testament)
Key Features
- This lexicon highlights the background of the hebrew/aramaic words, discussing their usage among the semitic languages
- Word usage statistics are provided by OT-book, similar to Logos4 capabilities
- In building your library, this one would supplement your main hebrew/aramaic lexicons, especially where you want further clarification on key theological words
- Although the article count is limited, the actual coverage is surprisingly good
About page from Logos4 for this book
Sample page from this book
Forum Threads That Include Significant Discussion on this Resource
http://community.logos.com/forums/p/20575/154501.aspx
http://community.logos.com/forums/p/8745/69709.aspx (TLOT relative to TIDOTTE)
Wiki & Key Forum Comments
Kevin Becker (forum)
http://community.logos.com/forums/p/8745/69709.aspx
For OT word studies in seminary I used NIDOTTE and TLOT (in that order) for help. I have the print version of NIDOTTE. I would love to get it in Logos, however, Zondervan’s pricing scheme leaves a lot to be desired.
For these types of word study helps I recommend these two books.
Denise Barnhart
If you enjoy digging into the OT parallels (Ras Shamra, Canaanite, etc), the lexicon is a treasure to have on-hand. If however you’re looking for an in-depth theological discussion, TWOT would probably be a better choice.
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