What are the new volumes of NAC in L5 package upgrades?

Anybody know what volumes have been added to NAC in the new packages?
The description says it has 40 volumes.

My library says I have 38 volumes but I have some volumes that aren't listed on the product page (http://www.logos.com/product/19001/the-new-american-commentary-series) like Mathew's second volume on Genesis and Borchert's second volume on John, for instance.

It looks like the new count is based on authors instead of volumes.
I haven't found a simple way to compare the existing volumes from the old packages to the new volumes of the new package.

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Andy

Anybody know what volumes have been added to NAC in the new packages?

I am pretty sure that Hebrews is new to the base packages. I think (but am not certain) that the second volume on Isaiah may also be new. I am not 100% about the Isaiah volume. I am sure someone will confirm or correct.

Russ Quinn

Looks like part of the difference is . . .
1. Smith, Gary. Isaiah 40-66
2. Klein, George. Zechariah

Is that it?

Russ Quinn

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/415436#Comment_415436

I already had Allen on Hebrews.
Part of my problem may be that I purchased a few volumes individually.
Can' t remember exactly.

Russ Quinn

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/415437#Comment_415437

I checked my purchase history and I did purchase the volume on Hebrews individually.

3. Allen, David. Hebrews

Andy

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/415437#Comment_415437

I already had Allen on Hebrews.
Part of my problem may be that I purchased a few volumes individually.
Can' t remember exactly.

I have just double checked what actually came with my upgrade to L5 and can confirm that Hebrews is definitely a new addition to my library (I was previously at Platinum, but have upgraded to higher package with L5). I did already have Isaiah, but think that I may have bought it via pre-pub. It is entirely possible that I am wrong regarding the Isaiah volume.