Round 1 Sales March Madness

While bummed some fine authors are out already, for Round 1 sales, I suggest you check out in particular titles published by Baker.

Anymore, they're rarely discounted at all. Now's the time to get them.

Also, there's a mistake in the Walter Bruggemann section. The first book shown, "Like Christ" is actually an Andrew Murray title.

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Kaleb Cuevas

Glad you are finding titles you like! Thanks for catching the mistake the title has been removed and will be discounted when Andrew Murray is eliminated....if he is.

mike

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/574863#Comment_574863

you guys put Max Lucado twice, made the scrolling way longer.. [O]

Stephen Steele

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/574869#Comment_574869

Schreiner's BECNT on Romans not included? Does this mean we're unlikely to see the BECNT in future rounds? Whether we will or not could affect how I vote!

Unix

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/574875#Comment_574875

If You look at which software is cheaper for each set, Accordance or Logos, BECNT must be the MOST expensive per volume of all the well-known sets (even Anchor Yale Bible Commentary is far from as expensive). I gave up on BECNT early on, also because it's conservative (which results in that there are several alternatives), and haven't bought any volume. I get personalized discount offers about the set all the time, it seems.

One set may be a bit more expensive: ICC. Individual volumes from it are frequently on a sale - although usually either not that good discounts or discounts on the older volumes. The reason for this is that there's lack of competition (both because no other software besides Logos has introduced it and because there are relatively few sets that have non-transliterated Greek) and that the publisher of ICC sets prices high while the books are fairly new:

Schreiner's BECNT on Romans not included?

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/574863#Comment_574863

Thanks for catching the mistake

You also have a mistake in the Geisler list. Signs and Wonders links to Anderson's commentary on Daniel. Geisler's work is Signs and Wonders