What happened to "Paul: An Outline of His Theology" in the Hermon Ridderbos Collection?

Herman N. Ridderbos (1909–2007) was an influential New Testament scholar and theologian. Ridderbos studied at the Theological School of the Reformed Churches of the Netherlands and Free University of Amsterdam. He was a pastor for eight years and a professor for over forty. Ridderbos is most widely known and respected for his work on the history of salvation (Heilsgeschichte) and biblical theology. Many of his books appear in the Herman Ridderbos Collection, including Paul: An Outline of His Theology and Paul and Jesus.

Not only is this book not in the Ridderbos Collection, the link to this book in the NEW Lexham Guide to Romans is broken. Leads to two questions:

1) Why was this book pulled from the collection?

2) Why is there not better communication between departments in Logos? This seems to be happening a lot recently.

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Todd Phillips

It was removed before the collection was finally released (along with The Gospel of John: A Theological Commentary).

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/63709/566870.aspx#566870

Logos said they discovered rights issues at a late stage before the volumes were removed, so it's a good assumption that that was the reason.

Looks like they need to update their Ridderbos page. It must have been created before they crippled the collection.

Keith Larson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/622050#Comment_622050

Thanks for the link. I probably should had done a forum search.

Still doesn't answer the last question. I hope the word gets passed on to marketing, they are about 6 months late in updating their web pages! Logos you might also want to update your academic team on what is going on in the production/licensing department. The Lexham Guide to Romans was released months after this book was pulled. I also noted that some of the ACC and one of the IVP dictionaries are pointing to the first edition, rather than second. To use these links I am going to have to "unhide" these old duplicate resources. Not very user friendly.