The need for at least one good Biblical Chronology

I always enjoy the amount of resources you could have access at your fingertips in Logos. However, for any serious or regular Bible student a good chronology is always in need. I hope that soon there could be the possiblity to have at least one good chronology among Logos resources.

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Mark Smith

Erick,

I'm not quite sure what you are looking for. Do you have Logos 5 and the new Timeline tool? I realize a timeline and a chronology differ somewhat but there is a lot of information in that tool. If you do have L5 and the Timeline and that isn't exactly what you are looking for, could you be a little more specific about what it is you'd like to see?

Rich DeRuiter

I always enjoy the amount of resources you could have access at your fingertips in Logos. However, for any serious or regular Bible student a good chronology is always in need. I hope that soon there could be the possiblity to have at least one good chronology among Logos resources.

This is the time line tool from Logos5. Does this meet your wishes:

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/422623#Comment_422623

I've suggested A Chronology of World Christianity by John Rowden in the past. Do you have any specific suggestions?

Erick Mendieta

I appreciate all the suggestions. Although the logos timeline is a useful resource, Biblical chronologies use chronological information from the bible in interaction with ancient sources and spend time to answer or try to solve chronological puzzles like the chronology of the Hebrew kings. I will love to see in logos the biblical chronologies of Jack Finegan or Andrew Steinman. This would add an enormous feature to logos and if it could be integrated to the timeline it would be wonderful.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431220#Comment_431220

I looked them up on Amazon and now understand what you want. Don't forget to also send email to suggest@logos.com

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/422653#Comment_422653

hands down the best one i've went through is:

WALK THRU THE BIBLE: OLD TESTAMENT SEMINAR NOTEBOOK

By: Walk Thru the Bible Ministries (Australia) Inc.

Logos should ask them and use this!

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431313#Comment_431313

It has the greatest set of

charts,
tables
timeline ( focusing only on Hebrew Kings and Prophets )

that I have seen in a commercially available book. I dont think you'll find another reference materail that is so focussed purely on timeline / chronology / alignment of lifetimes than this reference notebook.

(they also made a reference study bible through Thomas Nelson: the WTC edition of the OPEN BIBLE, EXPANDED VERSION)

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431322#Comment_431322

Here is a link for a Copy at Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YLS9PK/ref=rdr_ext_sb_ti_hist_2

@Logos - buy it and see!!! $4.95

That blows my mind - comparing that price to the quality and detail of this product

@users: buy it too!!! The tree that was used for this paper was well justified a thousand times over..

I got a handme down from my elder (now with the Lord) and we studied it together. He said this handbook was apart of a course that ran in the Whyalla Baptist Church (South Australia). No doubt many churches ran this seminar some 20 years ago..

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431322#Comment_431322

Here is a link for a Copy at Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003YLS9PK/ref=rdr_ext_sb_ti_hist_2

@Logos - buy it and see!!! $4.95

That blows my mind - comparing that price to the quality and detail of this product

@users: buy it too!!! The tree that was used for this paper was well justified a thousand times over..

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431328#Comment_431328

acually I just noticed that the one I referenced at Amazon is a 1981 version, and the cover reads slightly different to my copy which is a 1985 verson.

The Cover of my version (1985) reads: "WALK THRU THE BIBLE OLD TESTAMENT SEMINAR NOTEBOOK"

it doesn't have an isbn.

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431329#Comment_431329

I just sent thru the bible ministries them an email (

customerservice@walkthru.org

to find out if this is availble new - I couldn't see it new on thier site..

John Brumett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431313#Comment_431313

hands down the best one i've went through is:

WALK THRU THE BIBLE: OLD TESTAMENT SEMINAR NOTEBOOK

By: Walk Thru the Bible Ministries (Australia) Inc.

Logos should ask them and use this!

Did you know that the book talk through the bible by wilkinson and boa is available in logos and has the same timelines and charts?

John Brumett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431448#Comment_431448

Talk thru the bible is available in Logos as well as the open study bible. I've included a few charts from walk thru the Bible below.

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431462#Comment_431462

ahh well. Perhaps logos can make use of it in their timeline software - in addition to it being an option for the original user who posted the question.

Luigi Sam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/431703#Comment_431703

Just checking does it also have:

the chronological synthesis of the OT?
the timeline: OT parriarchs and judges
prophetsof Israel and Judah table (similr to the kings of Is, jd tables)
the authors of the OT
the book summaries of the OT (which also include approx chronoglory of the contents of each book)