Passage Guide Improvements (Monographs)
Jonathan Brown
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I use Passage Guide probably more than any other tool. It's why I've spent so much on commentary sets, because it works well with them. I search a passage like Rev. 11:4, and I can open any and all of my commentaries' entries on that passage.
The weakness, however, at least for me, is that most monographs do not appear in any of the sections, like Beale's "The Temple and The Church's Mission" from the NSBT series. This despite there being a tagged section in this Monograph of this very verse. Similarly, searching the aforementioned passage in the Passage Guide does not bring up a result for "Yochanan Presents The Revelation of Yeshua the Messiah: A Messianic Commentary." This is even called a Commentary, but since it isn't tagged bas such, it doesn't show up.
I'm aware there is the Cited By tool, but I find it a bit difficult to use effectively. I love the ease of of the PG and would love to see a Monograph section added. This would be my #1 most used feature by far.
The weakness, however, at least for me, is that most monographs do not appear in any of the sections, like Beale's "The Temple and The Church's Mission" from the NSBT series. This despite there being a tagged section in this Monograph of this very verse. Similarly, searching the aforementioned passage in the Passage Guide does not bring up a result for "Yochanan Presents The Revelation of Yeshua the Messiah: A Messianic Commentary." This is even called a Commentary, but since it isn't tagged bas such, it doesn't show up.
I'm aware there is the Cited By tool, but I find it a bit difficult to use effectively. I love the ease of of the PG and would love to see a Monograph section added. This would be my #1 most used feature by far.
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This combines nicely with the work of Richard Wilson Index of Bible Studies https://community.logos.com/forums/p/65323/465005.aspx
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