Ridderbos resource
When I search for Ridderbos this text arises in the search:
Many of his books appear in the Herman Ridderbos Collection, including Paul: An Outline of His Theology and Paul and Jesus.
I am currently looking for how to buy Paul: An Outline of His Theology as I need it for a seminary class. Is it titled differently under the collection as I have the collection but cannot find that work? Please advise if it is available in Logos as otherwise i'll have to buy a hard copy for class if it doesn't exist in Logos.
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Mark,
it seems something went wrong between planning this collection and producing it. As far as I can see, "Paul: an Outline of His Theology" is not available for the Logos platform.Some people wrote that there is a kindle edition of it.
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Have joy in the Lord!
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That is what it seems to me as well. I guess the question is now whether this resource will ever likely exist in Logos or should I buy it elsewhere? If anyone from Faithlife can comment then I would appreciate it.
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NB.Mick said:
it seems something went wrong between planning this collection and producing it.
Due to right issues Ridderbos' commentary on John and "Paul: an Outline of His Theology" were pulled from the collection before it shipped.
https://community.logos.com/forums/p/63709/566870.aspx#566870
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Many thanks! That means I'll buy elsewhere as I do not assume that will be cleared up.
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Mark,
Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, we do not currently carry "Paul: An Outline of His Theology" by Herman Ridderbos. I'm happy to research the rights issues and see about bringing it to Logos. However, between researching the rights issue, licensing, posting to Pre-Pub, and then producing the work if it meets production costs, you won't be able to purchase anytime soon.
I'll update you all when I get more info.
Thanks!
Product Manager, Faithlife
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Hi Mark, Has there been progress on this question? I'm particularly interested in Ridderbos' commentary on John.
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I'm interested in both Ridderbos on Paul and his John commentary if they ever became available.
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I found at least one resource that actively links to the John commentary as LLS:GOSPJNRIDDERBOS (which then takes be to a sort of "wayback" page that talks about Ridderbos in general). Maybe it used to be a resource?
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