August 8.
JeremyS: any indication how long this sale is running?
any indication how long this sale is running?
mm.
The reviews on amazon and other websites seem to point that the series is overall good, but hmm...
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Just added Paul and the commandments for a total of 8. After carefully reviewing the rest I realized I don't need any more volumes :)
DAL: Just added Paul and the commandments for a total of 8. After carefully reviewing the rest I realized I don't need any more volumes :)
4 more and you'll get a $15 coupon
Keith Pang: DAL: Just added Paul and the commandments for a total of 8. After carefully reviewing the rest I realized I don't need any more volumes :) 4 more and you'll get a $15 coupon
Meh! That means $40 bucks more for $15 back...I think I'm ok for now ;)
alabama24:Personally, I am glad for it. If the publisher is going to have a sale, I want in!
I agree one hundred percent. I have bought thousands of dollars of prepubs and they were good deals at the time. If the publisher comes up with a great deal after that, I rejoice that others can enjoy that as well. To artificially hold a price at a higher rate just because it was on prepub in the last year, has never made any sense to me and never will regardless of which side of the buying coin I am on. Not only does a high artificial price look bad on Faithlife when its competitors are beating their price, but it is frustrating for users who could benefit now (implies that were not able to get it at prepub). Let's remove the concept that prepub price is a guaranteed low price. Buy at prepub if it seems a fair price and you want it in production. If not, gamble that it will some day be cheaper and makes it out of prepub somehow. That's the way the rest of life works. Why should this be different?
Danny Parker:Let's remove the concept that prepub price is a guaranteed low price. Buy at prepub if it seems a fair price and you want it in production. If not, gamble that it will some day be cheaper and makes it out of prepub somehow. That's the way the rest of life works. Why should this be different?
Agree!
Danny Parker: alabama24:Personally, I am glad for it. If the publisher is going to have a sale, I want in! I agree one hundred percent. I have bought thousands of dollars of prepubs and they were good deals at the time. If the publisher comes up with a great deal after that, I rejoice that others can enjoy that as well. To artificially hold a price at a higher rate just because it was on prepub in the last year, has never made any sense to me and never will regardless of which side of the buying coin I am on. Not only does a high artificial price look bad on Faithlife when its competitors are beating their price, but it is frustrating for users who could benefit now (implies that were not able to get it at prepub). Let's remove the concept that prepub price is a guaranteed low price. Buy at prepub if it seems a fair price and you want it in production. If not, gamble that it will some day be cheaper and makes it out of prepub somehow. That's the way the rest of life works. Why should this be different?
In regard to pre-pubs, I've never viewed them as the lowest price something will ever sell for and to my knowledge, Faithlife doesn't claim that to be the case. So I'm thankful for every sale whether or not I wish to take advantage of it, or am even able to do so.
Bill Anderson: Can someone explain for me how "biblical theology" is defined in these works because it can mean different things to different people. I come to biblical theology from the perspective of Geerhardus Vos. Do these volumes reflect this perspective or something else?
Can someone explain for me how "biblical theology" is defined in these works because it can mean different things to different people. I come to biblical theology from the perspective of Geerhardus Vos. Do these volumes reflect this perspective or something else?
It traces themes canonically and integrates them secondarily to speaking in the Bible's own idiom. It is not a set of superficial word studies or systematic theology that is "biblical." My knowledge of Vos' definition is second-hand, but I think you will find these studies agreeable. and very profitable. Beale's volume on the Temple theme should be non-negotiable reading.
Rick Ausdahl: In regard to pre-pubs, I've never viewed them as the lowest price something will ever sell for and to my knowledge, Faithlife doesn't claim that to be the case. So I'm thankful for every sale whether or not I wish to take advantage of it, or am even able to do so.
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JH: Rick Ausdahl: In regard to pre-pubs, I've never viewed them as the lowest price something will ever sell for and to my knowledge, Faithlife doesn't claim that to be the case. So I'm thankful for every sale whether or not I wish to take advantage of it, or am even able to do so.
I don't mean to be argumentative--just a little different perspective I guess. Will let it go at that--don't want to hijack the thread.
The problem that I have with the seeming reversal of things is that certain volumes were withheld from the recent NIC sales precisely because they had been on pre-pub.
Rick Ausdahl:Sounds like a point-in-time statement and probably is (or was) true. Very different (in my opinion) than saying the pre-pub price is the lowest price at which a resource will ever be sold.
Agreed. Can a product that has ever been in pre-pub be part of a base package or be featured as the free book +1? In both cases it would be cheaper than the original pre-pub.
When I pay a certain price for a resource, I only ever do so when I feel it's worth it. When at a later point someone else gets the same thing for less, or for free, I can choose to feel happy for the ones having the chance for a good deal, or envy them and feel self-pity, or anything in between.
Unless FL offers lots and lots of products at huge discounts shortly after they leave pre-pub, I'm confident that feeling happy for the others works best for me. 😸
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Jan Krohn: Unless FL offers lots and lots of products at huge discounts shortly after they leave pre-pub, I'm confident that feeling happy for the others works best for me.
Unless FL offers lots and lots of products at huge discounts shortly after they leave pre-pub, I'm confident that feeling happy for the others works best for me.
Here you go:
https://www.logos.com/product/122908/who-shall-ascend-the-mountain-of-the-lord-a-biblical-theology-of-the-book-of-leviticus
Matthew Miller: Here you go: https://www.logos.com/product/122908/who-shall-ascend-the-mountain-of-the-lord-a-biblical-theology-of-the-book-of-leviticus
Just placed my prepub! Thanks for the $9.99 price tag too 👍 Hopefully it won't drag for too long in prepubgatory as the line is still red and very low.
Very considerate of you. Thanks, Matthew.
DAL:Just placed my prepub! Thanks for the $9.99 price tag too 👍
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