Reformation Study Bible - How is it integrated?

I have a dead tree version of the Reformation Study Bible, available as a Logos resource:

http://www.logos.com/product/7683/the-reformation-study-bible

That page indicates that this resource is the notes, maps, etc. but not the text of the ESV Bible itself. I understand that.

I'm hoping someone who has this can tell me how it integrates with the ESV within the Logos desktop software. Is it something that can be enabled/disabled when I have the ESV open? Do the notes / articles show up inline, or via hyperlinks, or either/both?

How about this resource on the Bible iOS / Android apps? It does say it's available for mobile. How does the integration work on mobile devices?

Thanks much,

Donnie

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Todd Phillips

Donnie,

All study bibles (type "Bible notes") work the same in Logos: They are separate resources from the Bible, and therefore you view them in separate windows from the the Bible text you use. Nothing from the notes will show up in the Bible window (ESV or otherwise). You can link the windows together so that they scroll together. They work the same as Bible commentaries do in Logos and will show up in the commentary section of the Passage Guide if you prioritize them.

In the mobile apps, you can have a split view with the Bible on one side and the notes on the other, and they can be linked or unlinked as you desire.

JT (alabama24)

I'm hoping someone who has this can tell me how it integrates with the ESV within the Logos desktop software. Is it something that can be enabled/disabled when I have the ESV open? Do the notes / articles show up inline, or via hyperlinks, or either/both?

I am assuming that it is like the ESV study bible… you have the ESV in one panel, and the notes/maps/outlines in another.

Tom

I'm hoping someone who has this can tell me how it integrates with the ESV within the Logos desktop software.

Windows and Desktop: It is a separate resource: You can use it with the ESV or any other version of the bible that you chose to link to. See screen shot.

Also as you know you can rotate through all you study bibles or through you bible vesions with out getting lost! [Y]

Donnie Hale

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/462139#Comment_462139

Thanks for the replies, and especially the screenshot, Tom.

Donnie

Liam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/462254#Comment_462254

I have another question on this resource. This was first called the "New Geneva Study Bible" when it first came out. I always wondered whether this was titled like this because it was the same old notes from the original geneva study Bible of the 1500s, but in modern language, or if it's brand new study notes and that was just a creative title that basically just made clear that it was of the reformed perspective. Does anyone happen to know?

Sacrifice

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/462258#Comment_462258

It has modern notes in it - Sproul, Grudem, Packer, etc. more than 50 scholars

http://www.ligonier.org/reformation-study-bible/contributors/

I have another question on this resource. This was first called the "New Geneva Study Bible" when it first came out. I always wondered whether this was titled like this because it was the same old notes from the original geneva study Bible of the 1500s, but in modern language, or if it's brand new study notes and that was just a creative title that basically just made clear that it was of the reformed perspective. Does anyone happen to know?

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