Any update on the "Learn to Use Biblical Greek and Hebrew with Logos?

Learn to Use Biblical Greek and Hebrew with Logos Bible Software

I was considering purchasing this item but have done some research and comments are that it does not work correctly in Logos 5. The morphologies used in the video are not available to L5 users any longer. However, I also read that Logos planned a Version 2.0. Is there still plans for this. I read Dr. Heiser's blog and he spoke of it but it was not a definite time table of the release. Is Dr. Heiser and Dr. Cisneros still planning on this version 2.0 Use Biblical Greek and Hebrew with Logos 5? Can logos respond to his question?

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Or can anyone else respond if you know the answer?

NB.Mick

I was considering purchasing this item but have done some research and comments are that it does not work correctly in Logos 5. The morphologies used in the video are not available to L5 users any longer. However, I also read that Logos planned a Version 2.0. Is there still plans for this.

Rev.,

this is scheduled to re-incarnate as part of the Mobile Ed offerings (one could possibly say it was a fore-runner of these). The word's not out on dates and prices, but users speculate about a potential free or rebated upgrade for Learn-To-Use owners. You may want to watch this thread: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/82592.aspx

To the best of my knowledge - I don't own the product myself - apart from some initial issues on DVDs, where users were supplied with downloadable replacements for a couple of videos, I didn't read in the forums that this product doesn't work in L5.

What is the case, however is that some things look a bit differrent in L5 than in L4 and - this was the thing you referred to - that one or two reverse interlinear bibles had AFAT morphology switched to Logos morphology, which makes the examples in the course videos not 1:1 reproducible on your L5 installation. This affects only morphological search in Hebrew - if you insist on using the same bible as in the video (after all, there's still AFAT tagged with AFAT morphology).

Hope this helps,

Mick