Yes, that’s right – another digital first from Logos. This item just went on prepub. More specifically, the interlinear is made from Rahlf’s LXX Greek and the NRSV English of the Apocryphal books. The Greek has tagged morphology. Read all about it at the link above, especially if you are unfamiliar with the magic of reverse interlinears.
English-Greek Reverse Interlinear APOCRYPHA
Cool and very cheap! Getting it.
Other than this being the NRSV, what’s the difference between this product and the Lexham Greek-English Interlinear Septuagint? I already own the latter. Is there an advantage to also owning the former (again, other than the English text is the NRSV).
This will be a reverse interlinear. There is a difference in what one of those is and how it is used. The LXX Interlinear is a traditional interlinear — which also has no actual “running translation” – the reverse interlinear can be read straight up since it is the NRSV, and allows research into the Greek through the English.