WBC volumes not Included in the 62 vol. Bundle?

After reading around the forums I decided to see if there were any WBC volumes not included in the 62 volume set. Turns out there are two volumes—Vol. 24 (Isaiah 1-33) & Vol. 25 (34-66).

However, upon a further look I noticed that I currently own these two volumes and that the volumes are included in the 62 vol. set. Moreover, the product description for both Isaiah volumes listed above explicitly states that they are revised volumes.

Are these the same volumes included in the 62 vol. set currently on sale? If so, Logos may want to look at the website and update the owner status of these volumes. If not, are they the original volumes (prior to the revision) and the product page is incorrect?

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Bruce Dunning

Are these the same volumes included in the 62 vol. set currently on sale? If so, Logos may want to look at the website and update the owner status of these volumes. If not, are they the original volumes (prior to the revision) and the product page is incorrect?

I too was confused by this and went through the same process you did to discover the same things. I think it may be a website glitch for those two volumes. I own all the volumes that are currently offered including these two and yet the website still says I don't own them.

Alexxy Olu

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760494#Comment_760494

I am experiencing the same thing and is quite confusing. Hope this is sorted soonest.

Phil Gons (Logos)

This is by design. There are actually five volumes not included in WBC 62. All five, though, have been replaced by second editions.

Here are the replacements:

There are 67 volumes total, but our sense is that most people want only the 62 current volumes, which is why they've been bundled together. The other five are available individually and in these two collections:

John Kight

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760515#Comment_760515

All five, though, have been replaced by second editions.

Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 7: Joshua

Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 19: Psalms 1–50

Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 24: Isaiah 1–33

Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 25: Isaiah 34–66

Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 40: 2 Corinthians

If that is the case then he product page needs to reflect that these are the older editions, as stated in the OP above. At least for the Psalms and Isaiah volumes.

Dan Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760517#Comment_760517

This also explains the annoying function that tells me I do not own the Psalm commentary when trying to jumping to it from another commentary...

-Dan

Erik

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760524#Comment_760524

Anyone else having trouble downloading vols. 7A, 7B and 40 (Second Edition)? I purchased them yesterday and I can't get L6 to download. I've restarted my computer and L6 several times. Until yesterday I wasn't having any issues with updating resources so I am at a loss...short of rebuilding my library.

DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760524#Comment_760524

Well, I got them all just in case. I just added the original Psalms volume so I'm officially at 67 vols. right now. I hope Acts gets published soon

DAL

Gabe Martini (Faithlife)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760536#Comment_760536

We'll be adding call-outs on the product pages for original/revised editions, letting you know about the existence of both. Hopefully this helps alleviate some of the confusion.

Dan Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760536#Comment_760536

Well, I got them all just in case. I just added the original Psalms volume so I'm officially at 67 vols. right now. I hope Acts gets published soon

DAL

I am sure that there are numerous corrections but I just spent a fair bit of time comparing original Psalms I volume one in the product preview to my revised edition. I found no changes. I am assuming the changes are minimal but revised needs to be there because it is not the author making changes and there is obviously more changes made than typographical errors. I am missing original palms and the two Isaiah volumes. I know it is only $30 but can anyone give me a reasonable argument why I might find these three useful?

Dan

James Burnett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760645#Comment_760645

I am missing original palms and the two Isaiah volumes. I know it is only $30 but can anyone give me a reasonable argument why I might find these three useful?

Dan in all honesty mate you could probably give them a miss. While I haven't personally read them myself yet, I have read numerous reviews stating that the author's take on Isaiah makes them a few of the weaker volumes in the series. You're best to keep to some of the better commentaries on Isaiah.

Allen Browne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/760539#Comment_760539

We'll be adding call-outs on the product pages for original/revised editions, letting you know about the existence of both. Hopefully this helps alleviate some of the confusion.

That would be great, Gabe.

Actually I managed to figure it out at the beginning of the month, by comparing the dates of the volumes I owned with the ones on the WBC 62 vol page.

However, that page claims to include Volume 49 on 1 Peter by J Ramsey Michaels, published in 2010. The one I have shows 1998 as the publication date, so I thought I was getting an upgrade on that volume by buying the "set" again. The page has since been modified to show that I "own" that volume already, so I can only conclude that the publication date for that volume on that page is incorrect?