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[quote user="Rosie Perera"](It might be that they were just trying to save money, [/quote] I have a hunch your last sentence is indeed the case. I understand completely where you are coming from and if they indeed were going "green" intentionally and even stated it on their packaging, they would have actually invoked more respect from me. My guess is
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Check this site out. http://www.pdftoword.com/
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[quote user="EbbeAndréasson"]Maybe you have to delete your custom passage guide an create a new one in current version.[/quote] Worked like a charm! Thanks!
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What is the Passage List designed to do and how is it helpful/useful? What do you personally use it for in L4?
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Currently downloading 275.6 MB... Rev Int?
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[quote user="Mark Barnes"]ESV, KJV and Apostolic Fathers.[/quote] What?!? No NASB?!?...I feel cheated!
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Mark, is it weird that I try to read your posts with an English accent? I would gladly pay money to replace my speech with an accent!
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Once the reference strand is copied, paste it into the box titled Reference Range . If the strand has an error, the box will turn red, if not then you are good to go.
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Glad it finally worked for you...and just in time to start a New Year reading plan :)
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That's how it works for me too...especially with John's Gospel since much of it differs from the synoptics. It will usually give larger portions of John and then follow that up with a passage from each of the synoptics. So far it has worked extremely well for me.
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Already had: IVP Reference Collection Picked up: Commentary of the NT use of the OT Jesus in Context Dictionary for Theological Interp Tempted by: Christ Centered Preaching Kingdom of Priests Extremely Tempted by: Anchor Yale (I have to pull the trigger sometime today if I want it...I fear what my fingers will make me do) Question: For those who picked
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[quote user="GeorgeSidfordRuddell"]Is there even a plan which has some Old Testament, New Testament and Psalms / Proverbs each day?[/quote] Here you go: Ge–Job, Ec–Mal | Mt–Re | Ps | Pr I put it on the Wiki also. http://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plans
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Bill, Check out the wiki page, there are many sample reading plans: http://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plans
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In the Reading Plan window, click on any of the blue links in the "Read" strand. They are all customizable and allow you to create any kind of reading plan you desire. You can make as many reading plans as you would like. Just open a new Reading Plan from the File menu and name it whatever you'd like. Also, you can set up a Reading Plan for any book
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Perhaps we should suggest that the number a developers should reflect the ratio of PC's to Mac's: 9 PC developers for every 1 Mac Developer.
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FYI, I updated the wiki with a much more detailed Chronological Bible Reading plan, with both the OT and NT as separate plans (though you can always combine them of course). I'm going through the NT right now and it works like a charm. Haven't tried the OT yet. http://wiki.logos.com/Reading_Plans
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]Rather than an auction, I would use the image of a horse race - your most rational bid will include predicting the future based on the facts and impressions at hand.[/quote] Ah yes, but with community pricing, I can 'change my horse' at any time. If another horse starts to jump out in front, I can switch my bid to him (or her
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[quote user="Stephen Filyer"]By combining the two plans, though, I will be into October before i get to the "Promised Land" of the New Testament![/quote] I hear ya. What you can do instead is set up a chrono reading plan of the OT for 6 months. Then, when you finish that plan, set one up for the NT in 6 months. The readings for the OT will be longer
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Don't forget: The Handbook for Spiritual Warfare by Ed Murphy (not the actor )
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Wow...did not realize that, thanks. I took a class from Clint Arnold, his works are some really good stuff! He is also writing a commentary on Ephesians for the upcoming Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament (though dare I mention 'Zondervan' in the forums...it seems that some see it as a four-letter word )