Looking for Modern Logos Equivalents

I am working through an 1800's Bible Study resource and it recommended using the Authorized Version of the Bible, which I assume is KJV, and the Revised Version. That I can figure out. It also recommends the following, and I am asking what the equivalent to these would be today...

Helps to the Study of the Bible (Frowde, Clarendon Press) OR The Oxford Bible for Teachers

The Bible Handbook by Dr. Angus (Religious Tract Society)

The Student's Old Testament History and The Student's New Testament History (Murray)

If someone could point me to the equivalent resources for these three older resources, I would appreciate it. I was having difficulty finding them on the Internet even. The resource I am working through is in the public domain and is called "Clews to Holy Writ; Or, the Chronological Scripture Cycle; A Scheme for Studying the Whole Bible In It's Historical Order in Three Years. I am working on developing this into a personal book I can use in Logos to do the study and would like to link to Logos resources.

Thanks, Carla

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I am working through an 1800's Bible Study resource and it recommended using the Authorized Version of the Bible, which I assume is KJV, and the Revised Version.

Logos Blog => https://blog.logos.com/2017/06/youve-probably-never-seen-real-king-james-version/

1873 Revision => The Authorized English Version (1873) with Reverse Interlinear

Logos 8 Basic includes temporary license for KJV (Pure Cambridge Edition) published in 1900 (temporary license has no effect on dynamic pricing).

More recent translation => Modern English Version (MEV)

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I am working through an 1800's Bible Study resource and it recommended using the Authorized Version of the Bible, which I assume is KJV, and the Revised Version. That I can figure out. It also recommends the following, and I am asking what the equivalent to these would be today...

Helps to the Study of the Bible (Frowde, Clarendon Press) OR The Oxford Bible for Teachers

The Bible Handbook by Dr. Angus (Religious Tract Society)

The Student's Old Testament History and The Student's New Testament History (Murray)

If someone could point me to the equivalent resources for these three older resources, I would appreciate it. I was having difficulty finding them on the Internet even. The resource I am working through is in the public domain and is called "Clews to Holy Writ; Or, the Chronological Scripture Cycle; A Scheme for Studying the Whole Bible In It's Historical Order in Three Years. I am working on developing this into a personal book I can use in Logos to do the study and would like to link to Logos resources.

Thanks, Carla

Revised version might be revised standard version, which logos has the new version of (nrsv).

There are some oxford titles in logos, but I don't remember an oxford bible for teachers. I think its oxford (something) for students and teachers. But a quick search isn't turning it up easily.

Not sure on the others.

cshover8669

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1119567#Comment_1119567

Thanks, I would not have guessed those particular Bibles.

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1119572#Comment_1119572

Revised version might be revised standard version, which logos has the new version of (nrsv).

1989 NRSV "To the Reader" includes:

[quote]

To summarize in a single sentence: the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible is an authorized revision of the Revised Standard Version, published in 1952, which was a revision of the American Standard Version, published in 1901, which, in turn, embodied earlier revisions of the King James Version, published in 1611.

1769 Authorized Version (AV) no longer available for purchase

1873 => The Authorized English Version (1873) with Reverse Interlinear

1900 => The Holy Bible: King James Version (KJV) & The King James Version Apocrypha (KJVA)

1901 => 1901 American Standard Version (ASV)

1966 => The Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSVCE) (includes Deuterocanonical Books, same as 1611 Authorized Version)

1982 => The New King James Version Bible (NKJV)

1989 => The New Revised Standard Version Bible (NRSV) (includes Deuterocanonical Books, same as 1611 Authorized Version plus more)

1993 => New Revised Standard Version: Catholic Edition (NRSVCE) (includes Deuterocanonical Books, same as 1611 Authorized Version)

2011 => The New Cambridge Paragraph Bible with the Apocrypha, rev. ed. (NCPB)

2014 => Modern English Version (MEV)

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