Which new Wordsearch resources would you like to see first?

Analytical Bible Expositor  By John Butler.  Please 

I would like to see the titles that you already have available in Logos that I already owned in Wordsearch. For instance the Bibilical Counseling Key's, from June Hunt. I owned them in Wordsearch but they have not yet migrated to Logos. Thanks.

Hi Wayne - and welcome to the forums

Analytical Bible Expositor  By John Butler.  Please 

I'm curious about this. This product is available in Logos - https://www.logos.com/product/49152/analytical-bible-expositor - and is shown as available in the list of books being transitioned from Wordsearch.

I'm aware I don't understand most of what is going on in terms of migration of accounts etc, but wanted to check if you saw those resources in your Logos library

Graham

I would like to see Dake's Annotated Reference Bible and Dake Outlines followed by Nave's Topical Bible followed by Ryrie Study Notes and Outlines.  

Thanks for asking.

Please get the Christ-Centered Exposition commentary series over from WordSearch into Logos. That's my #1 resource in WordSearch. Thanks!

Thompson Chain Reference, too

Swindoll's Living Insights Commentary

Thompson Chain reference studies

and All the above mentioned references.  (

Please complete the migration of The Interpreter's Bible. Also, I agree with those who mentioned the Thompson Chain Reference Bible and the Complete Biblical Library.

The Complete Book of Bible Lists by H.L. Willmington please. It is very helpful.

Complete Biblical Library

Holman Illustrated Study Bible

Complete Holman Old Testament Commentary series.

There are two that I use all the time and looking forward to using one software instead of two.  The two-book sets or resources that I'm excited about are 1. Charles Swindoll's Living Insights New Testament and 2. Dr. Rod Mattoon's Treasures from Scriptures Bundle  

Dake's Annotated Reference Bible

Dake's Study Notes

Believer's Study Bible

Disciple's Study Bible

Commentaries such as Nelson‘a The New Illustrated Bible Commentary by Rod marker, Alan, and House editors. 

Dake's Study notes I use a lot

and yes, Thompson Chain also.

Thank you

EGGNT full set by Kostenberger

Going Deeper with New Testament Greek by Plummer and Merkel

Beginning New Testament Greek by Plummer and Merkel

What resources are you most excited about? What would you like to see us work on first?

I did not own the BEACON BIBLE COMMENTARY in WS but I am very excited to eventually buy it in Logos.

-dan

Agreed...please!

Yes, please!

Encyclopedia of 15,000 Illustrations

Adult Lesson Maker (Questions)

Andrew Wommack Living Commentary, please.

Hi,

I would like to see "Wiersbe’s “Be” Series" loaded. Only half of the books have been loaded.

Thanks!

Jim Gorostola

Agreed also!

Logos has started to convert some of these, while others are not started.

Commentaries/Helps/Bibles:  Complete Biblical Library, Fire Bible, Thompson Chain, Dake's, AMG, Geneva Bible, HCSB refs, NASB refs

Other Books:  What Does the Bible Say About, Webster's 1913 Unabridged Dictionary, Manners and Customs of Bible Lands, Historical Geography of the Holy Land, Layman's Commentary on Revelation

The following is very important to me:

1. Complete Biblical Library Greek Grammar Index

2. Complete Biblical Library Interlinear Bible

3. Complete Biblical Library Greek English Dictionary

4. Complete Biblical Library Harmony of the Gospels

5. Complete Biblical Library Textual Apparatus

Complete Biblical Library Hebrew English Dictionary

EGGNT volumes

My top choices are "Interlinear Bible: Hebrew-English Interlinear Old Testament" (not yet started) and "Greek-English Interlinear New Testament" (in progress).

Other choices are :

Parsons Bible Atlas

Parsons Bible Atlas - Maps

Holman Bible Dictionary

NASB Topical

NASB Xrefs

Thompson Chain & Encyclopedia of 15,000 Illustrations

Life Action Study Bible, Holman Old Testament Commentary, HCSB Study Bible

Hi, I'm in need of Warren Wiersber's  "Be" series some titles are available but I use these often and I cannot access then through Faithlife nor through Logos, we were told that we would have access but when I try through Faithlife I get the message that it is available in Logos. When I go to Logos it is not in my library,      

LOGOS had all the New Testament Be's in one volume. It may be that you have them but no individual volumes. See if you have this book in your library. If you do, you have all the New Testament books in one...

THE
BIBLE
EXPOSITION
COMMENTARY

Warren W.
WIERSBE

Warren W. Wiersbe, The Bible Exposition Commentary, vol. 1 (Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1996), 3.

Swindoll Living Insight's New Testament Commentary.

Not a happy camper at this buyout.  Even with a now expired 50% discount, just before the release of version 9, to have to spend hundreds of dollars for a product that isn't as capable as WS, is just beyond comprehension.  I'm in the middle of a year-long study, and y'all and Lifeway do this?  "But, sir, you have all kinds of tutorials."  Right, listen to a new 3-minute lesson, every time I come up to something that may or may not be available in Logos. Why do WS customers have to wait anyway?  A customer service company would have done the resource conversion before dropping the buyout bomb.  Unbelievable, just unbelievable.

And before I get comments about adjusting to change, don't.  You don't know me.

Life Application Study Bible, Thompson Chain Reference Bible, Mattoon (Treasures from the Scriptures) and Dake's Outlines. Thanks for asking for input!

The most important resource I want created by Logos from Wordsearch is "The Church Epistles" by E. W. Bullinger.

After that would be the entire works of Sir Robert Anderson and Rev. Charles Larkin.

Dake's Study Notes

I understand your frustration. I have used both tools for several years, although Logos was my favorite. You are right that WS was an easier tool to use and get to know more quickly than Logos. I am convinced there were legal reasons why FL did things the way they did, but that doesn't make it any easier. The good news is that WS is still fully functional, so you can take your time transitioning over. The L9 engine will be offered free sometime in the spring, so you do not have to spend money to upgrade if you do not wish.  A relatively inexpensive FL connect subscription might do it for you.  I love Logos and used it way more than WS, but there were things I loved about WS as well. They tended to have more application resources than FL, and, sometimes, at a lower cost. I also loved Instant Verse Study. It was my go-to tool for researching a verse on the fly. WS also had Thompson-Chain, which FL did not.

However, WS was not as powerful, and for research and study, I found Logos much more robust and flexible. I would call customer service about your coupon if you haven't already. They are helpful and may honor it anyway. I also have seen another coupon somewhere for 50% that is good for another 2 weeks. They may be able to give you that one. If you have called them already and got no joy, then I am sorry.

I hate change, and something like this, if I were not already a Logos user, would have me feeling the same way.  All I can offer for what it is worth, and it isn't worth much, is that these forums are a good place to go to get it and find out what you need to know if you need help.

I hope you have a restful evening and a good night's sleep. Prayers, Carla

How about a list of what still needs to be migrated?

OR better still an individualized list that each user can look at telling them what needs to be migrated AND allowing them to select the 10 they want first? Not sure if this is unreasonable in the effort required.

ALSO if we have already purchased Logos resources BEFORE something has migrated how will we get that cost back... a credit?

The Defenders Study Bible and other Study Bibles

CBL would be important in part because Accordance is offering it to WS users in their excellent Crossover deal and if Logos doesn't have it, that will move WS users to Accordance that use CBL.

ALSO if we have already purchased Logos resources BEFORE something has migrated how will we get that cost back... a credit?

I would be very surprised if you got anything back. However, you may be able to give away duplicates for the cost of a license transfer if they were purchased as individual purchased.

Dake's for me also

As it was said by some! Dake Annotated Reference Bible & Notes, Thompson Chain Study Bible & Notes, and Complete Biblical Library OT & NT.

Like others my Dakes Annotated Reference Bible has been my study source since 1976 and when it came out on disk I grabbed it.  It has been part of my library since the 1990's and I do not want to lose it.  Please move it from WordSearch to Logos ASAP.  Thank you.

• · Defender's Study Bible 
• · Disciple's Study Bible 
• · Easton's Bible Dictionary 
• · Encyclopedia of Bible Difficulties 
• · Expository Dictionary of Bible Words 
• · Hard Sayings of the Bible 
• · Holman Bible Dictionary 
• · Holy Bible, New Living Translation 
• · Inspirational Readings 
• · International Standard Bible Encyclopedia 
• · Many Infallible Proofs 
• · Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary on the Whole Bible 
• · My Utmost for His Highest 
• · NAS Exhaustive Concordance 
• · NAS Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries 
• · Nave's Topical Bible 
• · New American Standard Bible 
• · New Scofield Reference Bible KJV 
• · NIV Bible Commentary 
• · NIV Compact Dictionary of the Bible 
• · Parsons Bible Atlas 
• · Parsons Bible Dictionary 
• · Revised Standard Version of the Bible 
• · Ryrie Study Bible NASB 
• · Strong's Exhaustive Concordance 
• · Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries 
• · The Believer's Study Bible 
• · The Expositor's Bible Commentary, New Testament 
• · The Expositor's Bible Commentary, NT Footnotes 
• · The Expositor's Bible Commentary, Old Testament 
• · The Expositor's Bible Commentary, OT Footnotes 
• · The Expositor's Bible Commentary, Volume 1 
• · The Genesis Record 
• · The Holy Bible, King James Version 
• · The Holy Bible, New International Version 
• · The New Revised Standard Version of the Bible with Apocrypha 
• · The New Revised Standard Version of the Bible 
• · The NIV Study Bible Notes 
• · The Revelation Record 
• · Treasury of Scripture Knowledge 
• · Zondervan NIV Nave's Topical Bible 

How about a list of what still needs to be migrated?

That's here: https://www.logos.com/wordsearch/catalog

OR better still an individualized list that each user can look at telling them what needs to be migrated

That's here: https://www.logos.com/wordsearch/library-migration (but doesn't have selecting the top 10).

Going Deeper with New Testament Greek (Andreas J. Köstenberger; Benjamin L. Merkle; Robert L. Plummer, B&H Publishing)

The Interpreter's Bible (12 vols) (ed. Buttrick)

Complete Vocabulary Guide To The Greek New Testament  (Trenchard)

A Modern Grammar for Biblical Hebrew (Duane A Garrett, B&H Publishing)

Baker Book of Bible Charts, Maps, and Time Lines (John Beck)

Chronological and Background Charts of Church History  (Zondervan)

Chronological And Background Charts of the New Testament (Zondervan)

The New Oxford Annotated Bible

Jesus and the God of Israel

I have seen that Logos 9 is out. To get the upgrade price means that we have to buy the program now. I haven’t seen all of my WS books in Logos 8. The most important part of the program would be my notes. I am not sure if my notes are going to appear. If I wait until my notes are installed, then Logos 9 will cost me cost to a thousand dollars for the silver. I’m sorry but WS works good for me right now, and I don’t have to wait for anything.

I have seen that Logos 9 is out. To get the upgrade price means that we have to buy the program now. I haven’t seen all of my WS books in Logos 8. The most important part of the program would be my notes. I am not sure if my notes are going to appear. If I wait until my notes are installed, then Logos 9 will cost me cost to a thousand dollars for the silver. I’m sorry but WS works good for me right now, and I don’t have to wait for anything.

Greetings Danny

Just to make sure that you understand the situation...

Logos 9 is out and to get access to it one either has to subscribe to 'Logos Connect' or buy a package of resources (book) and/or features.

In the spring Logos 9 will be available as a free upgrade to users.

In the meantime one can continue using Wordsearch, and/or continue using Logos 8 the latter will still be eligible for technical support.

At no point will you be 'made' to purchase the programme.

Please include the "Journey Series" Bible studies by Tommy Higle (all three series) Thank you.