Liddell-Scott-Jones (LSJ) as a complement to BDAG

I was all set to start to write a post about how I use LSJ as a complement to BDAG when I'm looking into word meanings in the Greek New Testament.

Then I realized I'd already written such a beast, and it's been on our web site for awhile now. If you've been wondering why a lexicon that covers a large range of classical material (like LSJ) would be useful in studying either LXX or New Testament Greek, then you may want to check out the article.

And, if you're interested, you can read an overview of how we (Logos) came to the decision to produce LSJ as a Logos book. In the process, you'll learn a bit about how we take stuff from print to electronic via the Pre-Publication Program.

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