Equivalent Resources
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What are Equivalent Resources?
- You may see this button
on a few of your resource’s toolbars.
- This indicates that Logos is aware of Equivalent resources, and provides you with the ability to switch to one of them in the same panel.
- The equivalent resource is usually the same text, but a different version e.g. “King James Version 1900”, “The Holy Bible: King James Version” (AV).
- This can be useful as some equivalent resources may contain Reverse Interlinears or Morphologies while other equivalents may not.
Using Equivalent Resources
- Click on the Equivalent Resources button
.

- A ribbon appears at the top of your resource showing you equivalent resources.
- A red bar appears under one of the resources. This shows you which resource you currently have open.
- Click on one of the resource in the ribbon and it will open in the same panel.
Keyboard shortcut for ER’s
You can use your keyboard to sequence through Equivalent Resources.
- Click in the body of the resource.
- Use Ctrl+Shift+right to change to the previous equivalent resource.
- Use Ctrl+Shift+left to change to the next equivalent resource.
Books known to have Equivalent Resources
King James Version 1900 |
Complete Word Study Bible: KJV |
The Holy Bible: KJV (AV) |
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Logos LXX |
Lexham Interlinear LXX (Rahlfs) |
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AFAT |
Lexham Hebrew Interlinear |
BHS SESB 2.0 |
BHW 4.18 |
BHS/WIVU |
NA27 |
NA27 Interlinear |
USB4 |
USB4 Interlinear |
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