Fixed: Bible Browser ESV Missing

Pieter J. · May 2017

Good Day, I'm sure that I used ESV in Bible Browser yesterday. As from today it's not available in Bible Browser anymore. My Software crashed once yesterday, I can't repeat the crash because I don't know why it happened and there are no log files available. I'll turn logging on just in case something happens again.

Does anyone maybe know of a quick fix or solution to this problem?

Help would be appreciated.

ESV Support Info:

LLS:1.0.710
2017-05-11T19:58:17Z
ESV.logos4
RVI:ESVNT
2017-05-11T19:26:37Z
ESVNT.lbsrvi
RVI:ESVOT
2017-05-11T19:26:37Z
ESVOT.lbsrvi

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TCBlack · May 2017

Curiously I cannot access it either.

I use the NASB95 normally so I cannot confirm that I had used ESV in the past, though I'm rather sure Logos did in fact have it available.

As of right now however I cannot see it:

Kiyah · May 2017

They updated the ESV yesterday. Maybe that broke something.

Pieter J. · May 2017

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901872#Comment_901872

TCBlack, thanks for the confirmation.

I never used NASB95 before. I'll use it until ESV is available again. Do you think the NASB95 is a good translation? I mainly used ESV because of the clear distinction between βρέφος and νήπιος. I should probably use the Greek more now.

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Pieter J. · May 2017

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901874#Comment_901874

Kiyah said:

They updated the ESV yesterday. Maybe that broke something.

Thanks Kiyah, maybe I should try to re-index?

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TCBlack · May 2017

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901875#Comment_901875

Pieter said:
Do you think the NASB95 is a good translation?

I do prefer the NASB to other translations, while I often consult other translations - I have now spent so much time in the NASB that my memorization resides mostly there. As a more literal (word for word) translation I find that I am comfortable with its rhythm even when its english is sometimes awkward because of it.

Currently I'm using the HCSB for weekly readings, the ESV for daily readings, and the NLT for pulpit readings. Here's why:

I had a friend ask me about the HCSB (now CSB) and I told him I'd check it out.

I really like the ESV for its translation philosophy. it is increasingly the translation I suggest to people.

I like reading the NLT from the pulpit (we do extended readings every week, and read through scripture corporately that way | 1 Tim 4:13) because the NLT was designed for public reading.