Expand scripture context capabilities by increasing tagging
MJ. Smith
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One of the most important contexts for studying Scripture is other contemporaneous literature. This is especially true for abstract concepts and for the connotations of persons, places, and things. However, these materials are not tagged in Logos/Verbum in ways that facilitate studying context. Please add person, place, and thing tagging (even if only explicit references) to resources in this order:
1. Dead Sea Scrolls materials
2. Nag Hammadi materials
3. Philo and Josephus
4. Rabbinic "canon" - especially add the rabbis to Factbook
5. OT pseudepigrapha
6. NT apocrypha
I propose that this be taken on as a multi-year project in which the user sees regular updates/expansions of coverage.
1. Dead Sea Scrolls materials
2. Nag Hammadi materials
3. Philo and Josephus
4. Rabbinic "canon" - especially add the rabbis to Factbook
5. OT pseudepigrapha
6. NT apocrypha
I propose that this be taken on as a multi-year project in which the user sees regular updates/expansions of coverage.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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