SUGGESTION: Hebrew Bible in Hebrew Order? LXX based Old Testament in LXX order?

MJ. Smith

There are at least three major Bible canon sequences that should be a program setting controlled by the user:

Hebrew Bible sequence e.g. Tanakh (ignore the minority Sephardic option)
Reformation Bible sequence: OT - Apocrypha - NT (the most common American sequence)
Orthodox-Catholic sequence: OT - NT with the deuterocanonical books interspersed

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Michael

I agree with the 1st dot point and voted accordingly.

Christian Alexander

I agree with this. It would also be great to be able to sort any of the Bibles in Logos by the Tanakh.

DMB

I looked at this post, but still don't quite know what is being requested.

- AFAIK Logos alpha-sorts the Bible books, whenever it can. 1st book is 1st Corinthians in Logos (ok, sometimes popularity sort)

- Within Bibles, the sort (again AFAIK) is specific to the resource (eg Sinaiticus)

- Don't know about Logos tools; don't use them

Which are you suggesting alteration?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1305635#Comment_1305635

I looked at this post, but still don't quite know what is being requested.

Most commonly the Bible results in Logos are presented in canonical order e.g.

This is requesting that the user be able to chose at the system level among a minimum of 3 sequences.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1305630#Comment_1305630

It would also be great to be able to sort any of the Bibles in Logos by the Tanakh.

This is in the request.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1305660#Comment_1305660

Most commonly the Bible results in Logos are presented in canonical order e.g.

Thank you ... that is interesting. I'd assume early design (looking back).

Mark Allison

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1305669#Comment_1305669

This is a perfect example of how Logos has traditionally been focused more on the pastoral market than the academic. Having this option seems pretty basic to me.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1305688#Comment_1305688

I'd suspect more like protestant tradition ... a very specific one.

Mark Allison

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1305691#Comment_1305691

I'd suspect more like protestant tradition ... a very specific one.

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