A Little Help with a Pre Pub: La Biblia de Jerusalem only $19.95

For those of you who don´t know how to read Spanish, the only button you need to click to help with the production of the Latin American Catholic Study bible is show in the screen shot at the bottom of this post[:O]

http://www.logos.com/es/producto/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Buy why do I want a Catholic Study Bible in Spanish?

Well I can list a few:

1. Another translation of "La Palabra de Dios".

2. Many spanish speaking people (protestants and catholics) will be able to compare how the greek, hebrew and latin are translated into Spanish. ¿Hopefuly a Interliner someday?

3. It can be used to compare the spanish versions such as RV 1960, LBLA and Dios Habla Hoy side by side.

4. It contains study notes with a Roman Catholic slant. Presenting the Catholic churches view on doctrinal issues.

5. It will allow non Catholics to understand what the Catholics of Latin America are being taught in the study notes.

6. You add your own. http://www.logos.com/es/producto/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Hey Guys, its less then 20 bucks! Give us a hand! http://www.logos.com/es/producto/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Gracias y Dios le bendiga ricamiente

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286225#Comment_286225

Well, I don't see a Japanese interlienar translation on the horizon. My spouse will make one more run into Tokyo to see what can be dug up.

But why not, maybe Spanish may be easier than Japanese!

And we have hispanic believers at our church. When it's time to do Bible reading, they use english.

Maybe I can surprise them! I signed up.

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286229#Comment_286229

Maybe I can surprise them! I signed up.

Logos does have an interliner for the RV 1960 and the LBLA.

Thanks for the support, we need all we can get[:D]

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286225#Comment_286225

Ok, I will make it easy for ya

For those of you who don´t know how to read Spanish, the only button you need to click to help with the production of the Latin American Catholic Study bible is show in the screen shot at the bottom of this post

http://www.logos.com/es/producto/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Buy why do I want a Catholic Study Bible in Spanish?

Well I can list a few:

1. Another translation of "La Palabra de Dios".

2. Many spanish speaking people (protestants and catholics) will be able to compare how the greek, hebrew and latin are translated into Spanish. ¿Hopefuly a Interliner someday?

3. It can be used to compare the spanish versions such as RV 1960, LBLA and Dios Habla Hoy side by side.

4. It contains study notes with a Roman Catholic slant. Presenting the Catholic churches view on doctrinal issues.

5. It will allow non Catholics to understand what the Catholics of Latin America are being taught in the study notes.

6. You add your own. http://www.logos.com/es/producto/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Hey Guys, its less then 20 bucks! Give us a hand! http://www.logos.com/es/producto/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Gracias y Dios le bendiga ricamiente

Well we are getting some where! It has gone from "Gathering Interests" (aumentando interes) to almost there (casi alli")

Almost there with a little help from our freinds.[:D] [Y]

Todd Phillips

It is the Spanish Language Version of the Catholic Bible with its study notes.

Are you sure the study notes are included? The description isn't that helpful.

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286258#Comment_286258

It is the Spanish Language Version of the Catholic Bible with its study notes.

Are you sure the study notes are included? The description isn't that helpful.

If they are not included I feel it would be more then a little deceptive on Logos part. [:O]

I have a version of this book (HB) as do many of my Catholic friends.

Logos site is promoting it as follows

It is famous for its quality translation and its chapter introducions, notes, and comenteries.

It is promoted as something that is good for Seminary Students, Priests, and laymen.

That is the way it is being promoted.[:D]

La versión castellana de la Biblia de Jerusalén, entre las versiones de las Sagradas Escrituras en nuestra lengua, tiene un sólido prestigio por la calidad de su traducción y por la profundidad de sus introducciones, notas y comentarios, de tal manera que es muy útil para la formación bíblica tanto de seminaristas, como de religiosos y laicos

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286274#Comment_286274

If they are not included I feel it would be more then a little deceptive on Logos part.

I have a version of this book (HB) as do many of my Catholic friends.

Logos site is promoting it as follows

It is famous for its quality translation and its chapter introducions, notes, and comenteries.

It is promoted as something that is good for Seminary Students, Priests, and laymen.

That is the way it is being promoted.

Doesn't Logos usually make the study notes into a separate resource from the translation. They don't mention it being two resources. That's why I was wondering about their inclusion. Perhaps they are embedding the notes in the Bible resource as footnotes instead of making them separate.

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286280#Comment_286280

Ok, you got me! [:^)] Been busy looking n the web for all the free PDF of the version. [8-|]

Some have notes, most dont have notes. Web based ones have notes, the down loaded PDF are text only.[:^)]

I still feel that if it does not come with the introductions, notes, margin notes, commentaries etc. The very things that make the version famous and well known. Then Logos should say TEXT ONLY in many places. [:(]

I agree with you that the notes usally sell seperate (ESV, LBLA etc). [^o)]

Put when buying the ESV they dont put in the description of the ESV notes as a selling point unless it is the discounted purchase for both the esv and the esv notes.

You got me, the pre pub price is still better then the post pub price. [:D]

I will still push it, it is still worth it even if it is only the text.[:D] [Y]

Thanks, Tom

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286284#Comment_286284

Normally 'commentary' means definitely included. I've not seen Logos 'fudge' on that issue in their copy.

The recently released Talmud by Neusner has 'commentary' in the title. The commentary is embedded in the resource itself.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286294#Comment_286294

Just a comment re: Catholic expectations. I don't think it is easy to get an NAB without the (translation) notes. You will find these notes are the same in all the study Bibles made from the NAB. The study notes are publication specific. Therefore, I was rather surprised when the NAB lacked the standard notes. Based on the NAB I won't expect the notes in the JB - despite the fact I would expect them in a print edition/

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286296#Comment_286296

Based on the NAB I won't expect the notes in the JB - despite the fact I would expect them in a print edition/

Thanks for your informed thoughts. [Y]

[:'(] [:'(] [N]

If the notes are not included, then I hope LOGOS starts working on the prepub of the notes ASAP.[8-|]

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286296#Comment_286296

Actually I was wrong - and unlike my Mother who says "I'm not perfect. Once I thought I had made a mistake but I found I was wrong" my mistake is not oxymoronic. I had check Genesis 1 in the NAB and not seen the note I expected. However, I did find that the NAB has the notes in 1 Cor 13. So Logos did preserve the standard notes and should do so in the NJB

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286427#Comment_286427

So Logos did preserve the standard notes and should do so in the NJB

[:D] I hope so! [:D]

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286427#Comment_286427

I did find that the NAB has the notes in 1 Cor 13. So Logos did preserve the standard notes and should do so in the NJB

Yep, I just checked my NAB and if the Jerusalem has the same I will be very happy[<:o)]

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286719#Comment_286719

Get your bids in fast, this book is really moving along.[:O]

Almost there![Y] Look back to where it was five days ago[:O]

http://www.logos.com/product/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Bid now, and we can get it into production.[:)]

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286721#Comment_286721

Get your bids in fast, this book is really moving along.

Almost there! Look back to where it was five days ago

http://www.logos.com/product/13203/biblia-de-jerusalen-latinoamericana

Bid now, and we can get it into production.

Thanks, it moved to Development! [:)]

Tom

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/286866#Comment_286866

ALL RIGHT LOGOS: STOP FOOLING AROUND, WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU DOING?

You went from Gathering interest to UNDERDEVELOPMENT and now it is back to GATHERING INTEREST.

Your are playing a game of : NOW IT IS, NOW IT ISN¨T. [<:o)]

Problem is the game is not funny.[:O]

I along with others how were happy [<:o)] it was underdevelpment are more then a little ticked [8-)] off to see this reversal.

Thanks a lot for the false hopes [:@].

TODAY IT IS BACK TO GATHERING INTEREST

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/289403#Comment_289403

Well, Tom, I hope there's some sort of mistake. If I was in your shoes, I'd probably be even more frustrated.