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- There was a seminar on Tuesday covering the Bible Sense Lexicon. Is that what you are looking for? If so, you can find it under the Training Library.
- MP Seminars published a newsletterRead[REPLAY - AVAILABLE NOW] Bible Sense Lexicon Word Meanings in Context
I love hot food! From that sentence, can you tell whether I'm referring to temperature or spice? Not without more context. Many words have multiple meanings that need context to define correctly. Hebrew/Aramaic/Greek words used in our Bibles are no different! Fortunately, linguistic experts at Logos have built an incredible tool into our software called the Bible Sense Lexicon.
In this month's free webinar, we'll explore how to leverage this powerhouse for more accurate study and teaching, regardless of our level of proficiency with biblical languages.
- MP Seminars published a newsletterRead[May Training Webinar]
Bible Sense Lexicon - Word Meanings in Context
Tomorrow, May 16th, at 1 PM (Central)
I love hot food! From that sentence, can you tell whether I'm referring to temperature or spice? Not without more context. Many words have multiple meanings that need context to define correctly. Hebrew/Aramaic/Greek words used in our Bibles are no different! Fortunately, linguistic experts at Logos have built an incredible tool into our software called the Bible Sense Lexicon.
In this month's free webinar, we'll explore how to leverage this powerhouse for more accurate study and teaching, regardless of our level of proficiency with biblical languages.
- MP Seminars published a newsletterRead[May Training Webinar]
Bible Sense Lexicon - Word Meanings in Context
Tuesday, May 16th, at 1 PM (Central)
I love hot food! From that sentence, can you tell whether I'm referring to temperature or spice? Not without more context. Many words have multiple meanings that need context to define correctly. Hebrew/Aramaic/Greek words used in our Bibles are no different! Fortunately, linguistic experts at Logos have built an incredible tool into our software called the Bible Sense Lexicon.
In this month's free webinar, we'll explore how to leverage this powerhouse for more accurate study and teaching, regardless of our level of proficiency with biblical languages.
- I am locked out of the WEB site!
- Has something happened to Logos? I am no longer able to move a tab from one side of the screen to another. I have not changed my settings, but can no longer organize my workspace as I did before.
- Hi Charles Dean -- nothing has changed that should prevent you from moving tabs across the workspace as before. You might try a computer and software restart to see if that fixes things and if not, Logos tech support may be your best bet. support.logos.com
- I just restarted the computer and now everything is working fine. Thanks.
- How do I see Translator's footnotes? A teacher called attention to the ESV, 1 Tim 2:1 & 4 saying the ESV has a translator's note. I find the note in my print ESV ("5 men and man render the same Greek word that is translated people in verse 1 & 4"). The Logos ESV, "Information" panel, under the title "SEARCH FIELDS" shows "Translator's Note... The text of the pop-up indicator for a translator's note, and the text of the note itself". But I cannot find how to display the note. (I have footnotes turned on but that is for cross references.)
- Where is the "footnotes" located that you have turned on, in the "kabob" dropdown menu on the upper right called "Show footnotes on page" or the "cannonball" dropdown menu located in "Bible text only" and called "Footnote indicators"? Both need to be turned on. I hope this solves your problem.
- That solved it. Thank you Rick.
- MP Seminars published a newsletterRead[REPLAY - AVAILABLE NOW] Highlighting with a Purpose
How do you use highlights in Logos Bible Software? Do you simply mark up resources for emphasis, or do you highlight with a purpose?
In this month's FREE webinar, we'll learn how to envision and implement a practical, customized highlighting strategy to improve the efficiency and flow of our study process.
- MP Seminars published a newsletterRead[LOGOS TRAINING WEBINAR] Highlighting with a PurposeTODAY, April 25th, at 1 PM (Central)
How do you use highlights in Logos Bible Software? Do you simply mark up resources for emphasis, or do you highlight with a purpose?
In this month's FREE webinar, we'll learn how to envision and implement a practical, customized highlighting strategy to improve the efficiency and flow of our study process.
- MP Seminars published a newsletterRead[APRIL TRAINING WEBINAR] Highlighting with a PurposeTuesday, April 25th, at 1 PM (Central)
How do you use highlights in Logos Bible Software? Do you simply mark up resources for emphasis, or do you highlight with a purpose?
In this month's FREE webinar, we'll learn how to envision and implement a practical, customized highlighting strategy to improve the efficiency and flow of our study process.
- Hello, I do not know where to put this at, so, if this should belong in another area - will someone please tell me where to put it. I was studying on the Hebrew word translated "wise counsel" in Proverbs 1:5(KJV). I linked my Strong's, BDB, TWOT together. I clicked on the Strong's number (#H8458) The Strong's jumped to that number. The TWOT jumped to its corresponding #. But the BDB did not. I tried copying and pasting the Hebrew word in the BDB search box. Nothing. I had to get my hard copy of BDB, I found the Strong's number on pg. 1064. It redirected me to page 287. I, then, typed in 287 in the search box and THEN had to scroll down to find it. When I got there - there were no Strong's or TWOT or GK numbers. Can anyone tell me why I had to go through so many hoops? And is there any way to make it easier? Thank you. By the way, when I got to my number on the BDB, the Strong's jumped to a different word.
- Thank you for your reply. Appreciate it. I wish I had someone to sit down with and teach me how to use Logos. The videos tell me what you can do, but, I'm having trouble putting all the information together for bible study. Again, thank you for the Information. And, yes, you provided 'wise counsel' this morning. :)
- If you have the KJV with reverse interlinear, you can also use right click on the word "counsels" to popup the context menu, then on left side of popup in the list click on lemma, and in right side of popup further down you will see a section on "look up" with your lexicons listed. Hovering over a lexicon will show the entry in that book as perview, click on a lexicon will open that resource in a panel.
- Wolfgang Schneider, I want to thank you for your advice. I tried it and it is much easier. God Bless.