Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972) was a very important Jewish rabbi, theologian, and philosopher. Logos has several books about him but nothing by him, except, oddly, one – The Prophets – in Chinese.
His The Sabbath was a transformative book for me in seminary. I also own in print form his 2-volume classic The Prophets, and God in Search of Man: A Philosophy of Judaism. I would really like to see some or all of his works be available in Logos.
Here are the suggestions to vote for, in the order of priority I'd place on them:
I’m amazed Logos has gone this long without at least the foundational AJH text “The Sabbath.”
Amazon blurb: The Mother of Christ is a key subject of the Christian faith. This book aims to offer an introduction to the Church’s rich theological reflection on the Blessed Virgin Mary. The text draws from a broad range of the Church’s Tradition, including Sacred Scripture, the Fathers of the Church, and Ecumenical…
Please offer this book
Journey With the Fathers: Commentaries on the Sunday Gospels, Year A (The Word of God Throughout the Ages. New Testament, No 1) 3 volumes total by Edith Barnecut (Editor) New City Pr 978-1565480131 Amazon blurb: the meditations on the Sunday gospels by the early Christian writers known as the Fathers of the Church are of…
Probably very helpful in Word Studies
Especially, the works in the Series, An Evangelical Introduction to Reformational Theology, published by Paidea Press. Ten of 14 works currently available in print, more forthcoming. See attached photo for one example cover.
