review. As for Logos, it sells both the ES series and the BHGNT series, but the latter lacks some of the volumes available in print. EGGNT is, unfortunately, only available through a little-known software program. In conclusion, each of the series has a primary audience and purpose in view. Consequently, readers will find each excels in different ways, and there are plenty of reasons to collect them all. Thanks be to God who has blessed His people with an abundance of resources to study His Word. Figure 10: Charting the Comparisons Strengths Weaknesses Unique Most Useful for Shows all significant exegetical options 2nd editions Directs to are not up to Question many date. oriented resources The resources Translators Discusses Teaches what (commentaries ES Students discourse questions a and versions) Pastors units student considered are Reference should be not consistent guide asking across the Available in volumes. Logos Direct focus on discourse units Includes homiletical Inconsistency suggestions in scope of Rich homiletical Intentionally theological outlines pastoral Pastors bibliographies Few volumes Theological Students EGGNT Grammar produced to bibliographies Translators index date Visual Structural Not available structure outlines that in major Bible visualize programs grammatical function Applies modern Imbalance Focused on advances in between advancing Greek to volumes Greek Students biblical Little on Pastors passages BHGNT interaction Discourse Translators In-depth with other analysis introductions sources Focus on Grammar Odd book word order index dimensions Available in Logos
review. As for Logos, it sells both the ES series and the BHGNT series, but the latter lacks some of the volumes available in print. EGGNT is, unfortunately, only available through a little-known software program. In conclusion, each of the series has a primary audience and purpose in view. Consequently, readers will find each excels in different ways, and there are plenty of reasons to collect them all. Thanks be to God who has blessed His people with an abundance of resources to study His Word. Figure 10: Charting the Comparisons Strengths Weaknesses Unique Most Useful for ES Shows all significant exegetical options Directs to many resources Teaches what questions a student should be asking Available in Logos Direct focus on discourse units 2nd editions are not up to date. The resources (commentaries and versions) considered are not consistent across the volumes. Question oriented Discusses discourse units Reference guide Translators Students Pastors EGGNT Includes homiletical suggestions Rich theological bibliographies Grammar index Structural outlines that visualize grammatical function Inconsistency in scope of homiletical outlines Few volumes produced to date Not available in major Bible programs Intentionally pastoral Theological bibliographies Visual structure Pastors Students Translators BHGNT Applies modern advances in Greek to biblical passages In-depth introductions Grammar index Available in Logos Imbalance between volumes Little interaction with other sources Odd book dimensions Focused on advancing Greek on Discourse analysis Focus on word order Students Pastors Translators
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