My Favorite Word Study Resources

In this video I will show you some of my favorite word study resources for both Greek and Hebrew using Logos Bible software.

[@bill6012]

This was very helpful. Thank you for sharing!

[@mrleney9904]

Thank you - very helpful! Although I have a number of linguistic resources, I didn't have some of the ones you've shown. I've picked up a few tips about finding my Notes on the Exegetical Guide, and the 'hover over' for the Hebrew. Really appreciated this video!

[@stevenold2448]

Didn't see BDAG as one of your go-to word study tools. Any reason? Thanks. Love all of your diagramming videos as well!

[@leeescobar7305]

Love your Logos videos. Could you create a video on how you use the The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge. Thank you

[@DrJackHughes]

Yes, I can do that. I will put it in the queue!

[@DrJackHughes]

I will definitely try to do that.

[@DrJackHughes]

Here is a deep dive into The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6SopoCOpaeabJosi=1sCiZOA3Pv4WB26v

[@thomaslongiii]

Thank you for sharing. I'm not sure if it's possible, but I would really like to see your Library Priority List. Bibles, Lexicons, Commentaries...

[@DrJackHughes]

I might be able to do that to some degree. When I am going to study a book, I get the best commentaries on that book. Some are found in series, others are stand alone. So depending on the book I am preaching through, the list would change, but I do have favorite resources for Word studies, and in the video I show you what I actually use. I often go from less technical resources to more technical, except when using commentaries. I always start with critical commentaries, then go to expositional commentaries, then I might finish up with some devotional commentaries.

[@DrJackHughes]

My library priority list changes, depending on what I am studying. So if I am studying Revelation, I have all the best commentaries that take a literal, grammatical, historical approach up front, but when I switch to study I Corinthians, I have a different priority list. It often takes time and trial and error to discover what commentaries are best.

[@michaelsluys6125]

Thanks for the insights! How do you determine the correct definition to be used "In Context" of a specific verse when the word has multiple definitions and usages?

[@DrJackHughes]

Lexicons and theological dictionaries give you "the range of possible meanings" but the near context of the text you are studying determines the meaning of a word.

[@PaDutchRunner]

Is enhanced strong’s lexicon still available on logos? I have the “enhanced brown driver Briggs Hebrew and English lexicon” but I can’t find the resource you are recommending anywhere.

[@DrJackHughes]

I don't think it is any more. I got it many years ago, but apparently they no longer offer it.

[@paigesamuels8555]

Which one of the resources you use on Logos

[@DrJackHughes]

I have about 10,000 logos resources and use all the ones I recommended in the video.