[B-Greek] Greek Bible (parsed)

George F Somsel gfsomsel at yahoo.com
Mon Dec 10 20:32:59 EST 2007


I can't speak regarding all Bible Study software, but I know that you can have parallel versions displayed in E-Sword and Logos so I suppose BibleWorks and Accordance have it as well.  Another method that I recommend with either print books or with software is that the translation be placed underneath the Greek text so that it is quickly available if desired but requires a conscious effort to check.  When you don't feel inclined to look at the translation then you are making progress.
 
george
gfsomsel
 
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----- Original Message ----
From: Mark Lightman <lightmanmark at yahoo.com>
To: "Singleton, Mike ((Volt))" <Michael.Singleton at weyerhaeuser.com>; b-greek at lists.ibiblio.org
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 8:21:52 PM
Subject: Re: [B-Greek] Greek Bible (parsed)

No, I don't think there is.
  
  The closest might be Oxford's "The Precise 
  Parallel New Testament" which has the Greek
  from UBS 4 on the far left column with seven
  translations across from and under it.  No
  parsing info,  but if you don't recognize a 
  Greek form, one of the translations will 
  usually help you figure it out.  I just recently
  discovered this, and it is quite helpful even
  if your Greek is pretty good, since a translation 
  is often the best grammatically commentary on
  a text.  Ironically, I think NT Greek learners 
  sometimes don't spend ENOUGH time looking
  at translations, since if you are working on 
  the Greek text it is a hassle to look up the
  passage in several translations.  This book
  allows you  to do it without opening another
  book. 
  
  Eventually, probably pretty soon, when books
  go more digital, you will be able to custom order what
  you have in mind, with Zerwick or Pershemheimer
  placed under the Greek text of your choice facing
  the English translation of your choice.  Until then,
  the NET diglot is I think the best single resource
  available. 

"Singleton, Mike ((Volt))" <Michael.Singleton at weyerhaeuser.com> wrote:
  Is there a bible that have English on one page, and parsed Greek on the
other?



Mike Singleton

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