Several commentary series provide the author's original translation of the scripture being discussed. I would like to include their translation of a passage in a text comparison.
In most cases, it would not be possible to use a commentator's translation in the Text Comparison tool, as it would lack the necessary tagging. If a resource is available to be used by the Text Comparison tool, it will be included in the list of books that can be selected from at the top of the page. You can search for it in the "Find" box.
There are quite a few feedback items that have been submitted for the text comparison tool. One that you might consider voting on and sharing your thoughts about is this:
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Any chance someone might simply explain what Logos is doing when it differentiates "lemmas" from "other lemmas" in the EG subsection? The latter seem to be the results of a broader search, perhaps based on a match.nomarks type of search? In the ex. below, the first "other lemma" search result refers to a type of root with…
I’m excited about the release of the Logos Grammatical Commentary on the Greek New Testament but I was wondering if there are plans for a Logos Grammatical Commentary on the Hebrew Old Testament?
I have previously been able to read the bible on the left of a split page with the deep dive & biblical explanation of the text on the right hand side.I came out of it whilst exploring the platform and have never been able to reinstate it since.Can you help please .
I have Logos Desktop on my Mac and the mobile version on my iPhone. I'd like it to synch progress across devices so when I open either one of those it synchs to the latest read position between the two devices. (e.g. I am using my iPhone and I end in Leviticus 18, when I open Logos Desktop on my Mac it opens to Leviticus…
I keep hearing about the Book of 1st Enoch. I realize that there’s multiple authors when we get into 2nd & 3rd Enoch, so I’m specifically asking about 1st Enoch. I hasten to say that I realize that it has some historical value, but is there a work that solidly demonstrates (factually) why it isn’t canonical? This is NOT to…
