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I think that one of the best additions anyone can make to their Logos library is the 8 volume IVP Bible Dictionary series. It is unique in that each volume focuses on one particular section of the Bible. I constantly find excellent detailed material, very well organized, that I do not find elsewhere. The set is 8800 pages long. I even have 9 volumes
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[quote user="Veli Voipio"] Logos has been actively updating the Exegetical summaries series this year, thanks a lot! https://www.logos.com/product/38965/exegetical-summaries-series [/quote]
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[quote user="Matthew"] [quote user="BillS"] New International Commentary: The Epistles of Paul to the Philippians and to Philemon [/quote] This actually was already on the list, and the only reason I can confirm that is it is on my "LN Free Books" wish list and has been for a while. It is an older volume from the set that has since been replaced. Thankful
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[quote user="DAL"] Wow, I can't believe I forgot about this thread. 😱 Well, my perspective has changed since my last post. I own a few volumes of the IVP Spectrum series in Accordance. They had a sale not long ago. I also own the entire counterpoints series (except the ones on prepub). My opinion is: If you can own both sets you'll have great scholarship
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[quote user="Kenute P. Curry"] I was disappointed in the NIVAC on MARK; in that it only covers chapter 16:1-8.What happened to verses 9-20????? Whatever excuse is given, it is still in the Canon of Scripture, and should still be covered. [/quote] https://vyrso.com/product/39293/perspectives-on-the-ending-of-mark
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[quote user="André Kamphuis"] The FBOTM is live. Good volumes! https://www.logos.com/free-book-of-the-month [/quote] I have had the set for years, but had not picked up the Job volume when it was added. As I recall, this is the first FBOTM from Zondervan. The only downside is that owning the 3 volumes will probably not give you a break on Dynamic
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[quote user="Mark Smith"] I want to thank Faithlife for the way they handled this entire issue. They produced a paragraph formatted text for those who wanted it, and have allowed those of us who wanted the one verse a line format basically unchanged to have that, too. Those who've been following along know that this caused more trouble for FL than they
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I highly recommend Rosscup's 5 volume, 2900 page exposition on every prayer in the Bible. I picked it up when it was part of a base pkg several years ago. https://www.logos.com/product/3440/an-exposition-on-prayer-in-the-bible https://blog.logos.com/2007/10/the_lifework_of_rosscup/
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[quote user="David Thomas"] [quote user="LMAM"]Wisdom welcomed and sought[/quote] In my opinion Pillar would be more advanced/academic and useful for Seminary papers, Tyndale is intermediate level and would be more profitable in sermon prep for laymen. Just my 2 cents. Dave [/quote] My philosophy is to develop a "wishlist", which Logos helps you to
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[quote user="Gao Lu"] I made a list of all the commentaries I really want for each book. Took a few hours. Then I checked the list against my Logos library, and have a resulting "wish list" which I am slowly checking off. Any other stuff is gravy. 1. Every so often I watch the sales and packages to see if any of my "must haves" are on sale. 2. If some
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FREE through 6/7. It was also offered for free in August 2016. David C Cook has offered 2-6 titles from this series free each year in recent years.
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https://www.amazon.com/Wiersbe-Bible-Study-Peter-Times-ebook/dp/B005S2D7SW?tag=thevespro08-20
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