Kudos to Logos for adding Martyn Lloyd-Jones' classic "Studies on the Sermon on the Mount"! Now...

I am thrilled to have the Logos edition of Martyn Lloyd-Jones' classic "Studies on the Sermon on the Mount"! That book changed my life in 1975. I had made personal book of it, but the moment it became available in a Logos edition, I ordered it.

Now I would love to see Lloyd-Jones' "Romans", also a classic, released in Logos format. In addition, a Martyn Lloyd-Jones sermon library would be great! The audio of all his sermons are available on the internet for free. Surely, Logos could work out something with the Lloyd-Jones' Trust to convert them text and publish a sermon library.

But for now, a big Thanks to Logos!

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DAL

👍😁👌 Excellent book! In the summer, I’ll be starting a series on the sermon on the mount for Sunday class. I’ll definitely be using this book, Carson’s book, McKnight’s book along with other sources. I plan to do this a 6 month study starting in June. There’s definitely plenty of material and I’ll probably only scratch the surface of this magnificent part of Scriptures! Maybe do the beatitudes in 6 months and the rest of the sermon for the first 6 months of 2021 that way my Sunday class will be covered for a whole year 😁

DAL

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Olli-Pekka Ylisuutari

Ordered it as well. Thanks a lot, Logos! [:D]

Others worth getting - besides the Carson and McKnight books DAL referred to above - are Hans Dieter Betz's Hermeneia Commentary and John Stott's exposition ("The Message"). Historically of course St. Augustine's Commentary, Luther's exposition in LW 21, and Dietrich Bonhoeffer's The Cost of Discipleship.

It's a shame Logos doesn't have Robert A. Guelich's 1982 Commentary. Although a bit dated, according to John F. Evans' Commentary Review Guelich's is Still "a standard historical-critical commentary" on the Sermon on the Mount.

James Hudson

Now I would love to see Lloyd-Jones' "Romans", also a classic, released in Logos format. In addition, a Martyn Lloyd-Jones sermon library would be great! The audio of all his sermons are available on the internet for free. Surely, Logos could work out something with the Lloyd-Jones' Trust to convert them text and publish a sermon library.

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DAL

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1091127#Comment_1091127

Ordered it as well. Thanks a lot, Logos!

Others worth getting - besides the Carson and McKnight books DAL referred to above - are Hans Dieter Betz's Hermeneia Commentary and John Stott's exposition ("The Message"). Historically of course St. Augustine's Commentary, Luther's exposition in LW 21, and Dietrich Bonhoeffer's The Cost of Discipleship.

It's a shame Logos doesn't have Robert A. Guelich's 1982 Commentary. Although a bit dated, according to John F. Evans' Commentary Review Guelich's is Still "a standard historical-critical commentary" on the Sermon on the Mount.

Thanks! I added them to my sermon on the mount collection 👍😁👌

Ted Hans

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1091127#Comment_1091127

It's a shame Logos doesn't have Robert A. Guelich's 1982 Commentary. Although a bit dated, according to John F. Evans' Commentary Review Guelich's is Still "a standard historical-critical commentary" on the Sermon on the Mount.

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Ted Hans

Now I would love to see Lloyd-Jones' "Romans", also a classic, released in Logos format. In addition, a Martyn Lloyd-Jones sermon library would be great! The audio of all his sermons are available on the internet for free. Surely, Logos could work out something with the Lloyd-Jones' Trust to convert them text and publish a sermon library.

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