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  1. Cutting Edge Tools for Your Research

    Welcome to the new frontier in Bible software for the study of the Hebrew and Greek texts! Logos is committed to pioneering innovative tools and databases for academic research and teaching.

    We invite you to see for yourself how that commitment has paid off for scholars. Once you get a glimpse of what you can do in the text and how you can offer it visually to your students, you’ll never look at software quite the same way.
    Links:    Videos    |    Syntax Papers at SBL    |    Awards for Technology Papers

SBL Schedule - Greek & Hebrew Syntax at SBL

Come hear more about the new tools for syntax at any of the following four sessions:


Saturday - November 18

18-107 : Syntactically-Tagged Databases of the Hebrew Bible: Overview & Training Seminar
4:00 - 6:30 PM     |     Room: Bulfinch - GH

  • Research in the Hebrew Bible is about more than word level information. See firsthand how heretofore impossible grammatical/syntactical searches in the Hebrew text just a few clicks away.

Sunday - November 19

S19-105 : Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics
4:00 - 6:30 PM     |     Room: 204C - CC

  • Matthew Brook O'Donnell, OpenText.org, Presiding
    Rick Brannan, Logos Bible Software Word Groups, Head Terms and Modifiers in the Pastoral Epistles: Insight for Questions of Style? (4:10 to 4:20 - 10 min)

Monday - November 20

20-101 : Syntactically-Tagged Databases of the Greek NT: Overview & Training Seminar
4:00 - 6:30 PM     |     Room: Bulfinch - GH

  • Exegesis in the Greek New Testament concerns far more than semantics and parsing. Take the quantum leap with software that allows you to search for grammatical/syntactical structures and usage in the Greek New Testament.

Tuesday - November 21

S21-6 : Computer Assisted Research
9:00 - 11:30 PM     |     Room: 103A - CC

  • Sheila McGinn, John Carroll University, Presiding
    Albert L. Lukaszewski, St. Andrews, Scotland; Finding Discreet Sentential Structures in the NT (9:00 to 9:30 - 30 min)