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I suggest that you start with BDAG. It operates more like a dictionary, which is probably what you need at first. L-N is used more for translations because it provides a range of options if you are trying to find a Greek word too match what you were trying to translate from English.
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I am not sure where you are a student, but at my seminary, many of the journals are available online for free through the library. You may want to check with them as you may have access to them without even knowing it.
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Did you add the discount code? I think you still need to add it as a coupon even if you link directly from March Madness Sale.
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I would definitely go with Mounce as a starter text. It is often used as the textbook for first-year Greek at seminary and Bible college. Wallace is a great grammar, but more helpful as a reference than actually teaching how to read Greek. I also agree that enrolling in a Greek course at a local Bible college or seminary is probably the best. Chances
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I don't know what they are called, but I keep getting these black boxes showing up with commands that I have some how activated with my mouse clicks. They include such commands as reading the passage or closing a tab, scrolling up or down. What are they and how can I stop them? They are getting very annoying. Thanks.
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I am not sure if you are using Mac or PC, but Mac has an option to show the language menu in the menu bar. The menu drop down gives you the option to show the keyboard in Greek or Hebrew. I am not sure if PC has the same option.
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Excellent. Thank you.
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I want to set up a new reading plan for 2014 and I would like to make it chronological, but with a twist. I don't want it to be sorted according to the events, but when the book was written. I would like to get a feel for what books an author might have had access to while writing his own book. Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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I take notes for my exegesis classes directly into Logos notes so I have them easily accessible when I go to those references. (I also do the same with sermons). For notes for other classes, I put them into a Word file and then import them into Logos as a Personal Book.
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I am still down as of now. I can read my offline stuff, but nothing online.
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JMM is a great publication with in-depth discussion on faith and economics. It is more of an academic publication, so articles can be fairly specific and some might say 'dry'. If you are serious about this intersection, JMM is the 'go-to' journal to get. I'm a big fan.
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I don't think they are free just to break up all of the series. I believe the publishers have something to say about that. I really needed one commentary in a series for class, but was they could not break it down and I wasn't going to spend $300+ to buy it.
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Is there a way to change the fonts for faithlife.com books, in particular for Hebrew, but also Greek language books? The BHS looks terrible and is difficult to read.
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Sorry, but I have been offline. I have set the information panel to "Click". No problem. First shot is when I clicked on יהוה in 5:1 (line 2). No problem. Then I tried to click the previous word אמר and this is what I get. An unwanted popup, but no Information in the panel:
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I checked the settings, but everything seems to be okay. It just seems arbitrary, but when I hover over one word, I get a popup like the one in my earlier email. But when I try to click on it, nothing happens. The next word doesn't have a popup, but when I click on it, the parsing information shows up in the Information Pane. There does not seem to
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Thanks Dave. I am getting the parsing on the bottom of the pane, but what I am trying to get is the parsing in the window called "Information" which can be found under the tools menu. It is a separate window and it is set to my preferred lexicon.
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I like to use the "information" pane for Hebrew vocabulary. But for many of the words in the LHE the popup only says " (a) indicates that a is grammaticalized or lexicalized in Hebrew but not in English."It happens for a lot of the words. Am I missing something?
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the file was called "notes.db" and I am assuming there was only one. I like to highlight when I am working, so I guess it is conceivable. I tried Vyrso and it crashed as well. I was having some problems before the update, but not nearly as much as now. It regularly crashed, but after about 5 or 10 minutes, not 1 minute like it is doing now.
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I found mine in "myusername/Library/Application Support/Logos4/Documents/uf2zilgx.0ig/Documents/Notes"