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Phil Gon said 11/12/18 at the earliest, several months ago: " Phil Gons (Faithlife) 8 months ago: John, I'm sorry you're unhappy with the changes. You can see a list of the Logos feature differences between Logos Now and Faithlife Connect Starter and Essentials here: https://connect.faithlife.com/now-connect-compare . If you upgrade to Logos 8 when
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Please bring this to Logos. It is already available in Accordance and OliveTree.
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Bestcommentaries.com score biases against newer commentaries, such as ZECNT and Story of God Commentary by Zondervan. This is especially problematic if the commentary was published within the last five years.
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[quote user="Josh"] Hi all, Does anyone here already own The New Testament Library Series ? If so, what are your opinions on the various books/collection? Faithlife had a blog spot on this resource last year: https://blog.logos.com/2017/07/5-reasons-check-new-testament-library-series/ However, that blog was severely lacking in any real substance. Also
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I recently read the following from a recent commentary on Psalms by Bruce Watlke and James Houston. They were explaining why we need to pay attention to historical commentaries. Both taught at Regent College, Canada. ----- Psalms were and are of key importance in the daily life of the Christian and in Christian community worship. Both were the basic
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[quote user="Rick Ausdahl"] [quote user="John Brumett"] Is this commentary still worth the price (even with the March Madness discount) if you have the original set. Will there be any further discounts if you own the original set? [/quote]So back to John's question. Any more thoughts on the value of getting the Revised set at this MM price if you already
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[quote user="DAL"] Also, didn’t the volume on John by Andreas Kostenberger get removed for plagiarism? I guess people really forgot about this important detail when they voted, because this fact really takes away from the value of the set! DAL [/quote] Revised EBC volume on John was written by Robert H Mounce. The original EBC was written by Merrill
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For a comparison, today I am studying John 6:35-40 based on Carson's "Love of God" devotional. The following are the Tydnale and Cornerstone commentaries. I found Cornerstone commentary tend to go deeper within the imposed space limitation. I also enjoy NLT and tend to use them in combination. ========== Tyndale NT Commentary: 35. The crowd misunderstood
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[quote user="abondservant"] Help me understand the value of Berit Olam, I'm not familiar with it. Seems to be leaning catholic? [/quote] Berit Olam (for OT) and Sacra Pagina (for NT) are probably the "best" Catholic critical commentaries. They focus on literary criticism rather than historical form criticism. They focus on the "end product" rather than
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And since Dan Francis is a huge fan of Westminster Bible Companion, I am considering it seriously. I am a fan of Dan's posts. MJ and Dan like Berit Olam and Sacra Pagina: so I am interested. I have most of the other commentaries already. I have been buying EEC as they get published: I enjoy NICOT/NT more.
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@Nathan and other Accordance/Logos users: If you have a lot of commentaries and resources in Logos, do you duplicate the same resource at Accordance? Do you buy resources based on pricing and keep different sets of commentaries/ resources in each program? Or do you stop buying from one and switch completely to the other companies? Anyone using Accordance
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Logos used to be the best Bible software. I chose Logos over its competitors because I could acquire the best commentaries cost-effectively. In addition, its original language ability was state-of-the arts. Instead of focusing on its advantage, it chose to spread itself into areas that it has no expertise in. To make it worse, it makes Logos users to
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I can watch Logos camp 2 on my Iphone, but not on my MacBook. Everything else is fine, and I can watch other Mobile Ed courses without a problem. Please help.
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[quote user="Michael March"] I'd like to see Frederick Dale Bruner's commentary on Matthew. I've posted this before, but it's been a few years. [/quote] It is here: https://www.logos.com/product/45705/matthew-a-commentary-vol-1
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[quote user="Dan Francis"] Well apparently tighter integration into cloud and features that are online only seem to be the way FL wants to go but these things are opposite of my wishes, I am not who they are aiming at either I guess.. -Dan [/quote] Dan, thank you for your advice and I found the Accordance Lite is very fast, has basic original language
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After reading this thread, I am tempted to go to the other vendor for Sacred Bridge. Please talk me out of this: are there resources within Logos that are as good as Carta's maps? Is Carta really superior to Zondervan or Moody or Rose atlases? I don't really want to add another software onto my laptop. But if Sacred Bridge is so good and no atlas in
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[quote user="DAL"] [quote user="Josh"] [quote user="DAL"]We should discredit the apostle Paul then since he quoted poets and philosophers of his time in Acts and Titus and yet he did not give any credit to them. [/quote] Source? [/quote] Acts 17:28 and Titus 1:12 This is pretty much a "as so and so said..." with no name cited. Really Paul, which poet
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Hi Ken, thank you for your suggestions and I indeed found these books great. one question: could you read these books on your iPa? Mine only show up on my laptop. Is that a known limitation of this resource or it is a technical problem related to my IPhone or IPad?
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[quote user="Mattillo"] Do you have a link for that deal? [/quote] The link is: https://www.logos.com/product/56519/old-testament-for-everyone-series-upgrade
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Anyone has any thoughts on Goldingay's OT for everyone? This set will be discounted with the purchase of the pre-pub of the new volumes.