About the journals and review of Biblical Literature

Fabrice

Hello, I saw these item titles but haven't got enough details of what it actually contains. Is it worth the price really? Well, it seems as I see the savings ... but I want to be sure of which one to take. Thanks very much !

- The Review of Biblical Literature Collection (9 vols.) (Are they only reviews??) 

- The Journal of Biblical Literature (26 vols.)

- Theological Journal Library, vol. 13

Jay Arenas

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Paul N

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While I don't have personal experience with the Review of Biblical Literuature Collection (yes they are reviews) the next two are great resources that many would say are among the best values on Logos.  Journal resources such as the JBL and TJL keep your library up to date on the most current theological issues.

MJ. Smith

Fabrice de Almeida said:

- The Journal of Biblical Literature (26 vols.)

I have a major problem with this resource - it doesn't go back far enough. I get references in Semeia that I can't link to JBL because the volumes only go back to the 80's.[:(]

Yes, I do recommend the JBL and I do recommend asking Logos to create another collection of earlier volumes.