Zondervan Biblical Languages Video Lectures (2 vols.)

The Zondervan Biblical Languages Video Lectures (2 vols.) ships on May 28. Can anyone tell me exactly what books are needed in Logos that accompany these videos?

The site says These two video lectures are intended to accompany the Basics of Biblical Greek and Basics of Biblical Hebrew textbooks, which are a part of the Zondervan Biblical Languages Collection (35 vols.).

But I am sure not all the books in the 35 vol collection are needed for the 2 vol video lectures. I am interested in knowing exactly what textbooks are needed for the video lectures.

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James C.

Basics of biblical greek and hebrew and the workbooks. So 4 total.

Mark

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/728008#Comment_728008

Thank you. That is very helpful.

Anthony Sims

I would recommend buying the workbooks in print. Logos format is fine, but I found the print copies to be more valuable because I'm actually writing my answers in pencil. But you could always write out your answers on a piece of paper while going through them in Logos.

Willie

I was about to purchase these videos from Christianbook.com in DVD format when I found this thread and learned they were now available through Logos. Could anyone please share with me some of the benefits of owning these videos within my Logos library as opposed to owning them separately in DVD format?

Matthew C Jones

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/729336#Comment_729336

Could anyone please share with me some of the benefits of owning these videos within my Logos library as opposed to owning them separately in DVD format?

Just the usual reasons;

not having to worry about the DVD being lost or damaged,
not having to load the DVD every time you want to use it,
being able to watch the videos on any computer you have Logos installed on.
having the videos integrated in your library.

I don't know the cost comparison. You can best decide for yourself if it is worth it to you.

Willie

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/729366#Comment_729366

Thanks Super.Tramp! Those are all helpful valid reasons you shared. The Logos purchase seems to be the logical choice. The Logos price is also lower, but I didn't want that to be the sole determining factor in case there had been other benefits of owning the DVDs which I wasn't considering. About the only benefit I can think of in favor of the DVDs would be if I ever wanted to watch the videos on my TV instead of my computer, but I assume if I did want to give myself that additional option I could just copy the videos from my Logos Library to my hard drive and then make DVDs from there.

Willie