I've now finished my video series on preparing a sermon. It's in four parts, and the first two I've posted before. Here's all the videos, in case you missed some. It's best to view them in full screen mode. Once you've clicked play, look for the little button with four arrows next to the Vimeo logo.
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It took me 25 minutes to do what you did in the 1st 2 minutes of video one! @ this pace I will get through them before I turn 60! The whole system is counterituitive!
It's not necessarily Logos that's counter-intuitive, it may be my own logic! One of the strengths of Logos is that it allows you to use it in many different ways. As you progress, you'll find your own way of working that suits you, and your productivity will soar! The tutorials mentioned above may help you in this: http://www.4-14.org.uk/logos/tutorial-videos
Mark, your videos are just superb! As you can see, you have a full second ministry to the Logos forum folk, and their congregations. Thank you!
If I might ask, what works do you include in your Bible Backgrounds section? I tried to read the abbreviations from the first video and did a search for the letters on Logos website, but came up empty. And by the way, in your second post with links to vimeo, the second link pointing to taking notes actually points to the first video.
If I might ask, what works do you include in your Bible Backgrounds section? I tried to read the abbreviations from the first video and did a search for the letters on Logos, but came up empty.
I have a collection for Bible Backgrounds, and my current search string for that collection is the rather complex:
(title:(manner,custom,background,archaeolog, archeolog) OR subject:(manner,custom,"New Testament—Background","Jews", "Judaism", antiquities, "christianity--origin", historiography, palestine, qumran, rabinnic*, talmud) OR (subject:(excavation,archaeolog,archeolog) AND type:dictionary)) ANDNOT subject:(canon,doctrine,"Jews—Conversion", "Hebrew Language")
I have rather a lot of different types of Bible Background books that I need to include for my own studies, which is why the string is so long.
I really enjoyed your video on the reverse interlinear but I have a question. Can it translate a Greek word into a Hebrew word? ty
Can it translate a Greek word into a Hebrew word?
Hi Norman,
If you run a Bible Word Study on a Greek word, then one of the sections will be called Septuagint Translation. This tells you all the Hebrew words that are translated by this Greek word, in the Greek version of the OT that were used by many NT writers.
Hi Mark
Greetings. I really liked your training videos for Logs 4. Do you have similar training videos for Logos 6 that you are able to share?