The Life of the Lord Jesus Christ (4 vols.) Almost Ready For Publication at $15.00
Better bid on this one before it is too late.
Johann Peter Lange, well-known 19th-century theologian, shares his scholastic research and vast Biblical knowledge in this four-volume set. This compendium of Christ’s life chronicles the prophecy and story of his life as detailed in the Old and New Testaments, focusing especially on the four gospels of the New Testament. The Life of the Lord Jesus Christ (4 Vols.), originally published in German, was published in English in 1872 and is one of the most comprehensive resources on the subject to date.
Product Details
- Title: The Life of the Lord Jesus Christ
- Author: Johann Peter Lange
- Publisher: T&T Clark
- Volumes: 4
- Pages: 2,062
Key Features
- Detailed historical account of the life of Christ
- Analysis of the four New Testament gospels
- Easily searchable in Logos Bible Software
http://www.logos.com/product/8551/the-life-of-the-lord-jesus-christ
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OK... I'm in.
Grace & Peace,
Bill
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sure...for $15, why not? I'm in!
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Been in for $24 for awhile - glad to see it will beat my bid.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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I'm in!
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Peace to all!
Philippians 4: 4 Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice. 5 Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand..........
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been in for a short while
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I've been in since the beginning (I think) - Nov 3, 2010.
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I've been in since 11/12/2010
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I've been in since...now!
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I'm in ... Thanks for the reminder. [8-|]
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I've been in on this one for awhile. This is one that I hope will move quickly to production. Oh, how I love Community Pricing!!
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I'm in, thanks for posting this! I go through the pre-pubs/community weekly, but never saw this one.
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DON'T VOTE FOR IT TILL AFTER 12 NOON WEDNESDAY as that gives us an extra week to get the price down further![:P]
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In since 12/14
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Over 2000 pages for only $15!
Getting close to enough bids.
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It's interesting how books are being received in different contexts. Virtually no one in the German speaking context has taken notice of Johann Peter Lange (German!) over at least the last half century, while he seems to be well known in America. I guess this is due to the much more conservative setting and basically reformed roots of Christianity there. Or are there e.g. any specific factors in Lange's biography etc. that I don't know of that would explain this popularity?
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Theolobias said:
It's interesting how books are being received in different contexts.
That's what I thought when I studied abroad and they were reading Aulén, Hammarskjöld and Kierkegaard all over the place -- none of whom I had read at the time -- but not a single one of the Scandinavian theologians we did read. And, like I noticed in some other thread, Logos sells an endless number of old Protestant works -- yet none of the few non-Swedish post-Reformation pre-1900 Protestant books that sit on my shelves are in Logos...
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fgh said:
That's what I thought when I studied abroad and they were reading Aulén, Hammarskjöld and Kierkegaard all over the place -- none of whom I had read at the time -- but not a single one of the Scandinavian theologians we did read.
Seriously, you don't read Kierkegaard in Sweden? We read him heavily here in Germany (he's still crucial to both theological and philosophical studies - at least you're expected to read Kiergegaard, even if you don't take courses on him), and even when I studied in Oslo Kierkegaard was pretty important.
fgh said:And, like I noticed in some other thread, Logos sells an endless number of old Protestant works -- yet none of the few non-Swedish post-Reformation pre-1900 Protestant books that sit on my shelves are in Logos...
Sadly, it's the same in my case, let alone the post-1900 era! [:'(]
"Mach's wie Gott - werde Mensch!" | theolobias.de
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Being new here, I had a few questions in regard to how this works. I saw that the bid closes out on Friday, April 15th. From that point I presume that it will enter production. My question is, how long after it enters production will it take for us to see a finished product? Will it take weeks? Months? Longer? Does Logos update us with a timeline on when the finished product is expected to be distributed?
Sorry for the newbie questions.
Michael
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Michael said:
My question is, how long after it enters production will it take for us to see a finished product? Will it take weeks? Months? Longer?
Yes, time does depend on resource.
Michael said:Does Logos update us with a timeline on when the finished product is expected to be distributed?
Yes, resource changes to pre-publication. http://www.logos.com/products/search?Status=Pre-Pub&start=0&sort=shipdate&pageSize=60
Initially status is "under development", then changes to estimated ship date (that may slip several weeks during product quality checking), followed by being shipped and credit card charged.
Michael said:I saw that the bid closes out on Friday, April 15th
Noticed Clarence Larkin Collection (6 vols.) closes this Friday. The Life of the Lord Jesus Christ (4 vols.) is quite close; if enough bids before Noon Pacific on Wednesday, then bidding closes Noon Friday. If enough bids after Noon Wednesday, then closing is following Friday (always 2 days from enough bids to closing).
Also noted Francis J. Hall Theology Collection (16 vols.) is close to having enough bids.
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Michael,
The Bid would close out on the 15th if customers would push past the required demand line at one of the price points. As of this minute that has not happened yet on this resource. However its likely to do so. I believe Logos then gives us 48 hours or until the next Friday at Noon PST (whichever is longer) until bidding is locked and it is posted to the pre-pub list.
Dependent on if Logos has already been working to produce the resource and there are no other issues I believe a couple months was the quickest I've seen a community pricing arrive on our computers.
As far as a timeline, Logos will provide an estimated date as completion approaches, but it is most certainly an estimate.
EDIT: KS4J - I'm never challenging you to pistol draw. I'm just too slow. [pi]
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Thank you for the replies, I appreciate the information. I feel a bit silly, as I thought I was posting on the Larkin thread [:$] and didn't realize until I read the responses that I was on the wrong thread.
Be Blessed
Michael
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Paul Newsome said:
EDIT: KS4J - I'm never challenging you to pistol draw. I'm just too slow.
[O] Our 7:30 AM posts were mere seconds apart. In several other threads, I'm been too slow, so please keep posting [8-|]
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Noticed Clarence Larkin Collection (6 vols.) closes this Friday. The Life of the Lord Jesus Christ (4 vols.) is quite close; if enough bids before Noon Pacific on Wednesday, then bidding closes Noon Friday. If enough bids after Noon Wednesday, then closing is following Friday (always 2 days from enough bids to closing).
Also noted Francis J. Hall Theology Collection (16 vols.) is close to having enough bids.
Clarence Larkin Collection (6 vols.) closes this Friday, several more bids would reduce price from $ 20 to $ 16.
Francis J. Hall Theology Collection (16 vols.) closes next Friday (Apr 22), more bids could easily reduce price for $ 40 to $ 30 (have 8 days)
The Life of the Lord Jesus Christ (4 vols.) needs a few more $ 15 bids (if soon enough, could close Friday April 22)
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Okay, me too...I'm on board.
Lonnie
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we now have a week to get it down to 12 [;)]
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I posted this set of books on the Logos facebook page..so far it has resulted in 1 new bid.
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Getting close to $12. Should be able to get there by Friday
http://www.logos.com/product/8551/the-life-of-the-lord-jesus-christ
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How low can it go? Not low enough. Come on people, lets bring the price down.
Mission: To serve God as He desires.
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I'm in...
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Welcome to the forum Young. Nice pic. [:)]
Mission: To serve God as He desires.
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Will it get down to $12 before the 12 o'clock PST deadline 4/22?
http://www.logos.com/product/8551/the-life-of-the-lord-jesus-christ
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Edwin Bowden said:
Will it get down to $12 before the 12 o'clock PST deadline 4/22?
http://www.logos.com/product/8551/the-life-of-the-lord-jesus-christ
So close, so close ...
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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Floyd Johnson said:Edwin Bowden said:
Will it get down to $12 before the 12 o'clock PST deadline 4/22?
http://www.logos.com/product/8551/the-life-of-the-lord-jesus-christ
So close, so close ...
OK, I upped my bid to $12. Just don't tell my wife.
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Philip Spitzer said:
OK, I upped my bid to $12. Just don't tell my wife.
But if you bid $15, it might drop to $12 so everyone benefits.
If you bid $12 and it doesn't drop to $12, you miss out on a 2000 page resource.
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Philip bid what the resource is worth to him - that is all that we ask of any bidder on Community Resource.
His bid at $12 has the same effect as a bid of $15 at this point as far as the rest of us are concerned. Since the set is already priced at $15, a $15 dollar bid has no more effect than a $12 bid - and if Philip is okay to let this go, it is okay to let it go. He has done his part for the rest of us.
Thank you, Philip.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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Floyd Johnson said:
Hey, wife - look at what Philip did.
Watch it. My Avatar can beat up your avatar.
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Lynden Williams said:
Welcome to the forum Young. Nice pic.
Thanks... it's funny but I actually look like the avatar and when I shave I look like the smiley face. [:)]
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I got mine about an hour ago.
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