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[quote user="Ted Weis"] Please don't let volume two be forgotten. [/quote] I very much agree and would love to see Volume 2 in Logos Software. Keep well Paul

Hi everyone - I've discovered that in each of my Collections there is no aggregate number of resources shown. Usually a number appears immediately after the words "resulting collection". I was wondering if this was a consequence of the recent upates, whether it is a bug or perhaps a setting has changed? I'm running Logos software version 9.3.0.0040

Hi Nokuthula Sibanda - I think SineNomine is right. I also live in Australia ( God's own country ) and using a credit card to pay normally involves an international charge. This is because although the Logos Bible Software website can display Australian dollars, you are buying the product in American dollars - so it is an international transaction.

Hi Puddin' - I think exegesis has its place, but its likely you already have a view on the relevant scriptures. An alternative approach is to first line up your main argument using the summary exegetical materials and then address each of your opponents' main arguments sequentially. Its more work, but if done well provides a complete answer to them

Hi Hugo - Welcome to the forum! I have Logos 8 on a PC with Windows 10 64 bit using Chrome browser and seem to get a similar result to you: When I press the button for the video to play on the website the "Ephesus: Imperial Cult" media at https://media.faithlife.com/logos-media/414506-13838998-- is simply black (no video plays), though I do get the

Hi mm I'm not really sure if the following is useful or whether there is a different debate involving Kline out there. However, there are two recent resources that may refer to a debate involving Kline. Unfortunately, I can't check this to be certain as I don't have those resources: Canon, Covenant and Christology: Rethinking Jesus and the Scriptures

Some interesting thoughts there, MJ. Keep well Paul

I agree. Keep well Paul

I have the digital edition of the first edition of the Lexham English Septuagint (LES) and very much appreciate Faithlife providing the second edition at no cost to us. Just in case people have not received an email from Faithlife here's the text of an email I received today (19 January 2020): We’ve come out with a new edition of the Lexham English

[quote user="Chrisser"] Please note, this thread contains content NOT suitable for kids. It’s directed toward pastors and ministers. I’m writing this as an email, but I’ll probably post it on the Logos forum because It might help to get well read folks there to help me. I’m looking at a few things because I have some bucks to