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* M. Heiser, I dare you not to bore me with the Bible
* Lexham Bible Guides: Genesis 1-11
* 40 Days to the Cross
* 300 Quotations for Preachers
* Vocabulary of the Greek Testament
* Spurgeon, Galatians

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Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/805770#Comment_805770

I'm stuck between deciding between the Lexham Genesis Guide and Moulton's Vocabulary. Any recommendations?

I did not see a reply to your question. I cannot comment on the Lexham Guide since I did not pick it. I was tempted, especially if it is really good on creationism. With regard to Moulton, I would only recommend it to scholars and/or advanced Greek students. I don't think it is that important to have it just as a lexicon if one already has BDAG and other good lexica. Its greater value is its focus on papyri.

have the worst horror story ... they made me choose Catholic rather than the far more accurate Orthodox-Catholic or the most precise Orthodox-Catholic-High(Anglican-Lutheran). What could possibly be worse than being asked to lie about your denominational preference?

One option would have been to take the high road and resist the temptation of a free resource or doing the survey in order to avoid "lying". How could you? Very unspiritual. [:P]

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806187#Comment_806187

have the worst horror story ... they made me choose Catholic rather than the far more accurate Orthodox-Catholic or the most precise Orthodox-Catholic-High(Anglican-Lutheran). What could possibly be worse than being asked to lie about your denominational preference?

One option would have been to take the high road and resist the temptation of a free resource or doing the survey in order to avoid "lying". How could you? Very unspiritual.

That's why denominationalism is sinful, because is synonymous with sectarianism - a dangerous "-ism." I wonder what you chose on the survey where it asked if you considered yourself an everyday Christian? Or do you think you would have lied if you had chosen that? It'd be very simple to just go back to the Bible and leave out the many man made extras attached to christianity. The Bible makes Christians only and the only Christians..not these other mixture of things...😬 Mixing things is the main ingredient in "Pluralism."

James Hiddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806241#Comment_806241

That's why denominationalism is sinful

So you believe that having denominations is sinful? So going to say a Baptist or a Presbyterian church is sinful?

Bruce Dunning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806260#Comment_806260

That's why denominationalism is sinful

So you believe that having denominations is sinful? So going to say a Baptist or a Presbyterian church is sinful?

Don't take the bait. This is not worth trying to discuss this here.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806241#Comment_806241

That's why denominationalism is sinful, because is synonymous with sectarianism

DAL, please don't take my humor appropriate for the post to which it responded out of context and try to start an unethical (in context) denominational debate. And please do not use fallacious logic to do so.

BillS

Thanks!

Bohuslav Wojnar

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/805635#Comment_805635

Thank so much. I chose Vocabulary of the Greek Testament.

Me too. [Y]

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806265#Comment_806265

That's why denominationalism is sinful

So you believe that having denominations is sinful? So going to say a Baptist or a Presbyterian church is sinful?

Don't take the bait. This is not worth trying to discuss this here.

Thanks Bruce! Why do you think I haven't answered 😜 I'd rather be a Christian is all I can say 😬 It's the simplest and most Biblical answer I can give without getting into arguments 👌

DAL

Bruce Dunning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806298#Comment_806298

Thanks Bruce! Why do you think I haven't answered 😜 I'd rather be a Christian is all I can say 😬 It's the simplest and most Biblical answer I can give without getting into arguments 👌

It was just a gentle reminder not to be sidetracked from the topic of this thread.

Pete De Bonte

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/805589#Comment_805589

I'm stuck between deciding between the Lexham Genesis Guide and Moulton's Vocabulary. Any recommendations

I was too, but then I got both:

I initially gladly accepted M-M, due to a discussion from about a year ago. The recommendation came back as Platinum, which is way beyond my price range/interest.
In the process of requesting a second recommendation (reducing my requirements/interests), it offered another free book.

Kenute P. Curry

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/805604#Comment_805604

I chose Moulton's Vocabulary of the Greek Testament. There is a new edition of this out that is tied to Strong's Concordance. If it is that one, it will be wonderful. If not, it will still be great!