To my Reformed friends in preaching/teaching ministries, what Logos publications would you not want

Sometimes there are really good works of which I'm not aware or have forgotten (not hard to do with my finely-honed "forgetter"!).

I'm asking this question of those who share my general theological persuasion, but the answer need not be limited to Reformed works.

And I realize that some could list hundreds of works, but please list the most important individual books or sets which you use.

Oh, yes, and the Bible is a given. Smile

Thanks for your input.

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Keith Larson

This is not a complete list, but just to get things started:

HAL

BDAG

The Essential IVP Reference Collection 3.0

Treasury of Scripture Knowledge

The last one is included in all the base packages, but I have been thinking about how much I use this book and the Parallels, Quotes and Allusions feature. It seems to me that the time has come for Logos to do more than simply reuse old paper works and so something totally new that would take advantage of the electronic environment. Similar to what they are doing with the Word Sense Lexicon.

Dave Moser

I have three resources I use more than almost all my others combined.

Journal of Biblical Counseling - Cannot say enough good things about it. It is one of the primary resources I use in Logos for sermon application. It's also the best general counseling resource out there by far.

IVP Essentials - My favorite dictionaries.

Commentary on the NT Use of the OT - Though arranged as a commentary on the NT Logos searching makes it a very helpful commentary on the OT as well.