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The UBS Greek text (or any resource) does not seem to be an option for me to use as a text to interlinearize. Is there a way to use the Interlinearizer with the Greek text to produce an ‘Additional Gloss’ in a LWC for the Source Language tool, or does that need to be completed manually? Perhaps I have something configured wrong?

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Hi anon635921, I have converted the unfoldingWord Greek New Testament (UGNT) into a Paratext project to use for things like this. You can install your own copy of the project by downloading the project backup and importing the zip.

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drwww could you also share your project with me please? I would like to see it. Thank you.

anon044949, please use the Github link I posted above.

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Sorry, you can’t interlinearize any resource inside of Paratext.

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I’ve also made a Hebrew Bible (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial based on BHS). You can download the project backup on my Github.

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