Dear Logos, If you would like to reduce me to abject poverty - me and my laptop on the streets steal

I would suggest that you offer me the following resources:

Multi-volume commentaries

Africa Bible Commentary Series - Hippo Books
Asia Bible Commentary Series - Asia Theological Association
Commentary by Blessed Theophylact of Ochrid - Chrysostom Press
ArtScroll Commentary - ArtScroll Press
Socino Commentary - Socino Press
Bible Commentary series (Patrick Henry Reardon) - Conciliar Press
Orthodox Bible Study Companion (Lawewnxw R. Farley) - Conciliar Press
Orthodox Biblical Studies (Paul Nadim Tarazi) - St. Vladimirs Seminary Press
The Church's Bible Series - Eerdman's Press
Bible in Medieval Tradition - Eerdman's Press
Reformation Commentary on Scripture - IVP
Sacra Pagina - Liturgical Press
Berit Olam - Liturgical Press

One voulme commentaries and study Bibles:

The International Bible Commentary (Farmer)
The Jewish Annotated New Testament (Amy-Jill Levine, Marc Z. Brettler)
The Access Bible (NRSV with apocrypha)
The Catholic Study Bible
The Orthodox Study Bible
Ignatius Catholic Study Bible
The Navarre Bible
Renovare Spiritual Formation Study Bible (Richard Foster)
NRSV Spiritual Formation Bible (Timothy Jones)
The Life with God Bible

Bible translations:

New Jerusalem (original)
New English Bible
Revised New English Bible
The Community Bible
The Ronald Knox transalation
New English translation of the Septuagint (NETS)
The Eastern/Greek Orthodox Bible (EOB)
Holy Orthodox Bible (Papoutsis)

Former products:
Ancient Christian Commentary - IVP
St. Jerome Bible Commentary

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George Somsel

You mean to say that you haven't yet been reduced to abject poverty? You're a slacker! [:D]

Dean J

The Ancient Christian commentary series can still be purchased for Logos - I picked it up a month or so ago for around $250, sealed in its box.

fgh

One voulme commentaries and study Bibles:

For a person who once started an Amazon review with "I don't get excited about study Bibles" you seem... surprisingly excited about study Bibles! [:D] And, even more surprisingly, the particular study Bible that made you finish that paragraph with "I do get excited about the Little Rock Catholic Study Bible" is missing on that list... [:P] (As are a couple of your most often mentioned Jewish Bible translations. [H] )

(Sorry, couldn't keep myself from making fun of you, since I accidentally happened to read that review only an hour or so before I saw this post. [6][:$] You write excellent reviews, by the way, but I suspect I've said that before.)

On a more serious note, I support most of the above (including the missing ones), but you already knew that -- and by now Logos probably does as well. [:)]

(As for the ACCS, I've seen it 3rd party for $215 -- wish I'd payed that! -- and was already planning to write an alert on your forum if I see it again.)

Lynden O. Williams

Mj, please, don't give Logos any ideas as to how they can make me any poorer. Back to dinner, merry christmas.