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Thank you for bring this CP collection on the book of Job to my attention. I had missed this one. Carefully considering the volumes included, I find very worthwhile to have. I just placed my $45 bid.
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I have faced the same issues in my own Bible study. I placed sets of cross references for each of several doctrinal viewpoints in my book, available in Logos, The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge .
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Once again, may I gently correct the nay-sayers who think this collection is not worth its CP asking price. I have solid reasons for desiring to secure this set of fine volumes. I believe that there have been certain eras in church history that had a special interest in a theological, doctrinal, or Biblical subject. Many of these volumes were written
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I placed my bid! I am very thankful for posted threads like this one.
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I think my own Bible reference book, The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge , will provide information closer to what you want than nearly any other book. E. W. Bullinger wrote a book, Number in Scripture , published by Kregel, that is quite good. I found that the book Spiritual Arithmetic by Reginald T. Naish to be of interest too. These are printed
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I have placed material on aspects of gematria and numbers in the Bible in my book, The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge. This is a resource available in Logos. I have spent a number of years studying numbers in the Bible and their spiritual significance. See my note at Revelation 13:17, for example.
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I have used the Companion Bible for many years (since about 1962). I have linked all the Figure of Speech categories to all the Bible verses where they are found in my book, The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge , a resource available in Logos.
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Rather than use bookmarks (which are too few to be useful), I use Layouts to keep track of my reading progress and update the layout when I pause my reading. I have even made more than one layout for the same resource at times. It is very easy to access layouts by just one click or so. I carefully label each layout so I can easily find the resource
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[quote user="Rick Ausdahl"] [quote user="Jerome Smith"] I agree that some UI functions from L7 need to be restored! For example, it used to be that when new resources were added to my library, there was a drop-down list showing what they were at the top of the home page. I can't find that feature anywhere in L8. I need that handy feature. I use it to
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I agree that some UI functions from L7 need to be restored! For example, it used to be that when new resources were added to my library, there was a drop-down list showing what they were at the top of the home page. I can't find that feature anywhere in L8. I need that handy feature. I use it to add specific titles to my Layouts to make it easier for
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Thank you for the quick response!
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In Logos 7 I could access "My Account" from the home page. I have spent some time looking for that feature and cannot find it in Logos 8. I suggest that access be placed where it has always been in the upper right-hand corner of the home page screen or at least be listed in the drop-down menu under those three vertical dots. If there is a way to access
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I studied this very matter when I compiled the expanded references in my book, The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge. I developed the references from the notes in The Companion Bible and its margins, and linked all the information to a note I placed at Isaiah 1:2. So if you have my resource in your Logos library, it could help locate many references
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I have the original print edition of Foxe's Book of Martyrs in eight large volumes of about 700 pages per volume, if I recall correctly. The single-volume editions available today are clearly presenting only some highlights from the original set!
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I am thankful to report that the code worked for me as of Sunday, September 2, 2018. Thankful for the quick fix and the opportunity to receive another helpful resource.
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Still not working. I'm looking forward to when it does.
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Thank you, Ronald Quick, for posting this important reminder. This is a very remarkable and valuable resource. It should be of interest to everyone. I have a number of the works included in this collection in my print collection. I have found them most helpful and valuable. Reading them carefully and repeatedly has brought many insights to many passages
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I do not own this resource. I do own and have read extensively the Apologetics Journal series of which Robert A. Morey is the editor. Based upon the quality I see in that journal, I would certainly be confident that Morey's work is of high quality and sound scholarship. A missionary friend of mine from the Fiji Islands who worked on his doctorate under
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I did something very similar to what you did to get the Bible Background Commentary. I went with the Reformed Starter package for about $3 more and got a few more resources worth more than the extra I paid.
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Thank you, Jake Press, and others for sharing the link I requested. It turns out that the fault was mine for not clicking on the heading there for "eBooks." Just like my sons always tell me, I need to be more adventurous and go ahead and just click on things!