The Day of the Lord Commentary: Interpreting Old Testament End-Times Prophecy. Gatekeeper Press. by G. Hinnant, G. (2021).
This commentary is not identified as a commentary or versified. I would like to link this with my Bible but can't.
The product page does state that this is a Reader Edition. Logos Reader Editions are designed to be read cover to cover. We tag Scripture references and some other basics, but forgo the robust treatment given to reference works. This drastically speeds up production, which often enables us to release them the same day as print.
It sounds like you're asking that the book be converted to a Logos Research Edition.
https://www.logos.com/product/246298/the-day-of-the-lord-commentary-interpreting-old-testament-end-times-prophecy
Adding this post of yours here for reference:
John,
just an idea: You could make a PB with respective bible milestones and links into the book's chapters, compile that as a bible commentary and get at least a decent workaround.
I don't own the book and am not particularily interested in its topic otherwise I might be tempted to do this myself and share it (have done so for eBook devotionals in the past).
@Jason Stone (Logos)
I think we need very clear definitions of eBook, reader's edition, and research edition. It seems like reader's editions are becoming ebooks, and Research editions are becoming reader's editions. If I know what I am buying, I am less likely to get annoyed and more likely to recommend Logos/Verbum.
When entering an anchor into a note I have the option of entering a reference (green box) or entering a pericope name (red box). It would be useful for the pericope entry to show the pericope name beside the reference rather than just the reference. There are those who recognize passages by pericope names rather than…
I frequently want to highlight a word within the body text of a passage. I typically do this by underlining the word in English and inserting the Greek/Hebrew and transliteration and meaning within brackets and then bold the entire thing to make it more visible to my congregation. For example: 8 For He said to him, “Come…
I would love to be able to export notes and highlights, preferably in Markdown for export to Obsidian.
Release a version of Logos that runs natively on ARM-based Windows 10 devices, such as the Surface Pro X. Emulation of Windows x64 apps is not currently supported on ARM64, so Logos doesn't run at all. Even when it is supported, a native ARM64 version should be faster.
I would like to request a native Windows on ARM version. It is amazing to me with the amount you all charge and how long it has been out that you do not have a native version.
