New Feature: Greek Grammatical Constructions (dataset)

What is it?

This new dataset identifies grammatical constructions in the New Testament and finds other occurrences of the construction in the Bible. Example: Find all the first-class conditional statements in Paul's letters.

How does it work?

This dataset labels all instances of emphatic negation, Granville Sharp's first rule, conditional clauses, historical presents, articular infinitives, clause-level asyndeton, Colwell's Rule, protasis, apodosis, genitive, dative, and accusative absolutes, attraction, and incorporation.

See how constructions are built by viewing examples from the Bible
Track down other occurrences of grammatical constructions, like 1st class conditional clauses
Compare how one author uses a construction against another, like the historical present
Create a visual filter that highlights these constructions in your Bible of choice

Where can I learn more?

Watch it in action here. https://logos.wistia.com/medias/pq2olafdh9
Logos.com/Features#LogosNow
https://www.logos.com/product/51518/greek-grammatical-constructions-dataset

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Mike Tourangeau

Is this new data set what is feeding the new Grammar section in the exegetical guide? Would I lose that functionality without Logos Now?

Kenneth Neighoff

Is this new data set what is feeding the new Grammar section in the exegetical guide? Would I lose that functionality without Logos Now?

Yes, as of right now

Rick Brannan (Logos)

Hi Mike.

Is this new data set what is feeding the new Grammar section in the exegetical guide? Would I lose that functionality without Logos Now?

The "Greek Grammatical Constructions" dataset is the basis of the new (6.3 + Logos Now) Grammatical Constructions guide section.

The revision of the "Grammar" section (6.3 + Logos Now) is a different analysis of grammars. It is a separate underlying dataset of information unrelated to the Greek Grammatical Constructions dataset.

Edit: To answer your question, yes, the new Grammar section is a component of Logos Now.

Ron Corbett

This dataset labels all instances of emphatic negation, Granville Sharp's first rule, conditional clauses, historical presents, articular infinitives, clause-level asyndeton, and Colwell's Rule.

Question: Are there any more grammatical constructions that will need to be added to this data set / or may be added?

[Thinking about students of NTG]

Rick Brannan (Logos)

We have some ideas for more, but would love suggestions. There is a Faithlife Group for discussing the dataset and suggestions for improvements and additions.

https://faithlife.com/lexham-greek-grammatical-constructions-dataset

We have some ideas for more, but would love suggestions. There is a Faithlife Group for discussing the dataset and suggestions for improvements and additions.

https://faithlife.com/lexham-greek-grammatical-constructions-dataset

Is Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament: A Practical Introduction for Teaching and Exegesis part of this dataset? That book does not come up in the search.

Graham Criddle

Is Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament: A Practical Introduction for Teaching and Exegesis part of this dataset? That book does not come up in the search.

Your search isn't using the Dataset - it is using a Collection called "All Grammars"

Check under Tools-> Collections and see how that Collection is defined. You can see it using the "Open" option in the Collections Tool.