The fact that the JPS isn't tagged means that it can't really be used a as primary study translation; you can't 1-click into HALOT, nor use it in the Bible Word Study tool. Please give us a tagged/interlinear JPS translation!
Look, this is one of my daily Bibles for both study and research. the fact that it isn't even tagged, while we're getting more and more obscure Christian translations not merely tagged but reverse-interlineated is insulting. It's not like there are other Jewish translations that ARE tagged, while yet more obscure Christian translations get not just tagged but reverse interlinear! What's the issue here? Why does this prominent Bible not deserve the same treatment? Lack of tagging undermines its ability to be used in the Bible Word Study tool, comparative highlighting, etc. Honestly kinda ticked about this…
It's frustrating that Logos continues to ignore this request. Can we at least get a response from the company as to whether this is even seriously being considered?
Please! 🧐
Also, I assume if there were Jews out there who wanted to use Logos, having this tagged would make it a much better tool… and presumably enable a Jewish package and broaden the market supporting Logos financially.
I'd love to see a drag-and-drop feature added to the text comparison window so I can see certain versions next to each other. In this screenshot example, I'd love to be able to put the two TR-based versions side-by-side. I'd also like to put updates (like NASB95 and 20) next to each other, which they are by chance in this…
I believe there are other submissions on this topic. I believe this is also a bug. I am delivering bible study using Preaching Mode on my Kindle Fire. When I click on a longer reference, e.g., Ecclesiastes 3: 1-11, I only see the first 6.5 verses in the pop-up. I would like to see all of them. The idea is to make the…
As stated elsewhere, in order to see what Maps look like in Logos/Verbum resources, I always have to check third party web pages (like amzn) in order to see how they will look like. Could you enable previews of resources including Maps (and Images)?
It would be great to have a catechism explorer: Right now I am thinking of Westminster shorter and larger catechism, Heidelberg Catechism, Baptist catechism, new city catechism, . Labels such as question, proof, verses, and topic, tradition . What you think
With my physical library, I can set various collections on different shelves as a way of keeping track of sets of books. (A currently reading shelf, a current series shelf, a shelf for a class I'm currently taking, etc...) I'd love to be able to create digital book shelves that help me keep track of books that I'm…
