The pane will update as you scroll, and selecting a word in your Bible highlights it in the interlinear pane.
The top line displays the text of your open Bible. Customize the displayed interlinear information by right-clicking in the left column of the pane and selecting the information you want to view.A pane displaying interlinear information will appear at the bottom of the panel. Click the arrow beside the Interlinear icon and check the box beside Reverse Interlinear Pane.The remaining options refer to the Hebrew or Greek source text. Note: The Surface box refers to the text of the (usually) English translation. Select the interlinear information you want to display. Click the arrow beside Inline to expand the menu.Click the arrow beside the Interlinear icon and check the box beside Inline Reverse Interlinear.Click the Interlinear icon in the resource panel toolbar.You can access interlinear information in two different ways: in line with the text of the resource, or in a pane at the bottom of the resource. You can find more information about reverse-interlinear data in a resource using the Information panel in your Library. This is usually indicated in the title of the resource. The resource must be a translation and contain reverse-interlinear data. Note: Interlinear information is not available in every resource. Reverse interlinear Bibles display an English translation with the corresponding Greek and Hebrew words placed below (and out of their original order).Traditional interlinear Bibles are based on the original language text and display English equivalents to help with translation work.
There are two types of interlinear Bibles available in Logos: Interlinear Bibles are a valuable tool for learning and studying the original language text of the Bible. You can also find this and other videos on FaithlifeTV. To see videos featuring Logos 8, visit this page. Note: This video was produced in a previous version of Logos.
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