Working with Hebrew, Greek, and English in the MT and LXX in Logos 5

That’s the title of this post by Mark Hoffman over at the Bible Studies and Technology blog. I thought I’d post a link to it for those who don’t really know what Logos Bible Software does (or can do) – or, perish the thought, who are still using paper tools!

MT = Masoretic Text (traditional Hebrew text of the OT)

LXX = Septuagint (ancient Greek translation of the OT; used most often in NT by NT writers to cite the OT)

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