Which new Wordsearch resources would you like to see first?
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Whilst it is not a 'book' in the sense that I believe you mean, I had to make special arrangements for the New International Version of the Bible to be available through Wordsearch. Can I be assured that it will be in my Logos account when the migration is complete. The NIV is the 'standard' bible where I minister: without it as part of the Faithlife community I would be stranded.
God bless you and encourage you,
Charles Kirke
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Would like to see Rod Mattoon's Treasure series given priority
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Charles Kirke said:
I had to make special arrangements for the New International Version of the Bible to be available through Wordsearch. Can I be assured that it will be in my Logos account when the migration is complete.
The NIV has been unlocked in Logos for Wordsearch customers who owned it, and it's available now. If you look at https://www.logos.com/wordsearch/library-migration (your personal migration page), you will see the resources that are already available to you in Logos.
I don't know what you mean by "special arrangements". If it wasn't unlocked like a regular Wordsearch resource, then it may not have been part of the licenses that were transferred from Wordsearch to Logos. Please take a look at that page and see if it shows up for you.
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These resources I use multiple times a week as I study:
AMG’s Complete Word Study Bible: New Testament & AMG’s Complete Word Study Bible: Old Testament,
Complete Biblical Library Interlinear Bible: New Testament & Complete Biblical Library Interlinear Bible: Old Testament,
Webster’s 1913 Unabridged English Dictionary,
Dake Outlines,
Andrew Wommack’s Living Commentary
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Mike Binks said:
buy a package of resources (book) and/or features
Mike, this may be misleading and cause unmet expectations. It is possible to purchase a L9 Library and not purchase features/datasets. in this case One would NOT get access to L9 engine until the Spring 2021 release of the core engine.
With so many new users coming over from Wordsearch, it is important to clarify the difference between Engine, Library and features/datasets. I've read several disappointments from people who bought feature (Counseling Guide) without an appropriate library and they have been disappointed. I have also read posts from people who purchased a library without features (Sermon Manager) and they also have been disappointed.
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I would like to see Swindoll's Living Insights New Testament commentary made available as soon as possible.
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Thompson Chain Reference and EGGNT.
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Thompson Chain and Strongs Talking Greek and Hebrew. Also, Keswick.
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Treasures from the Scriptures by Rod Matoon
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Treasures from the Scriptures by Rod Matoon
Wilmington's Guide to the Bible
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Hi
It appears that the Wiersbe Bible Exposition Commentary for the Old Testament is missing - will it be added soon? Thanks.
Gary King
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Gary King said:
Hi
It appears that the Wiersbe Bible Exposition Commentary for the Old Testament is missing - will it be added soon? Thanks.
Gary King
Logos has the New Testament in one volume called the Bible Exposition Commentary, but the Old Testament is in the same individual volume configuration that WS had. I know, it 's confusing. So check to see if you have the individual volumes.
Carla
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1. The Complete Biblical Library Interlinear Bible - with the accompanying greek and hebrew libraries from the Complete Biblical Library series. I like that when I click on the links in this interlinear - it opens up the excellent word study of the Complete Biblical Library dictionaries.
2. Adult Questions for Lessonmaker - This is the best tool on earth for getting good questions from any chapter of the Bible!
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As a Discipleship Pastor I use the Adult Questions for LESSON Maker every week for our sermon discussion guides,,, so I'm still having to use Wordsearch until that migrates over! : (
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Everyone seems to want the Thompson Chain Reference Bible. I am waiting for that one too. Most of my WordSearch resources seem to have already been migrated to my Logos Library. Faithlife is doing a great job with that. That was a major factor in my decision to purchase a Logos 9 upgrade. Thank you!
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agree
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Thompson Chain Reference and Complete Bible Library please. I use these regularly. Plus I wish that Every Day with Jesus and Experiencing God Day by Day set formatted as devotional rather than ebook. Thanks.
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I had Mentioned Christ Expositional Series but I forgot the Church Basic Series through 9 marks. Both are only e-books and need the LOGOS treatment. Such rich material.
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The range of products I've been using through WordSearch has been quite helpful for surveying the field of literature, and I'm pleased to be able to add the benefits Logos brings to the mix. Such books as the following enhance the ability to survey the literature when producing small group/Sunday School literature:
NICOT
Bible Speaks Today
Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew-English Lexicon
Expositor's Bible Commentary (new)
Thanks!
Bryan Beyer
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I agree these are essential. Along with the Thompson's chain reference and the Complete Biblical Library
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Agreed these are also important.
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I don't understand why we have to purchase an upgrade to use what we already purchased.
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I miss this as well.
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Rev Paul Papas said:
I don't understand why we have to purchase an upgrade to use what we already purchased.
You don't! Your old Wordsearch app still works as it did before the buyout in October. Faithlife has committed to making all of the Wordsearch Library available in L8. The L9 engine (minus the extra features/datasets) will be made available free of charge in early 2021.
L9 is being offered as an OPTIONAL upgrade for those who would like new Features/datasets like the Counseling Guide, the Sermon Manager, Dark Mode & enhanced Factboook. These are not "what we already purchased"
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I had several volumes of the New American Commentary in my Wordsearch library. Only one (Matthew) has migrated over to Logos. I called to inquire and was told that several of my volumes were from the LifeWay reader library and only the Matthew volume was from Wordsearch (which was owned by LifeWay). I don't understand the difference and I am missing the other volumes of the NAC set. I didn't have a complete set of NAC but I had six or seven at least. Now I only have one. I was told I could access those others from a LifeWay.com site and I checked and I can. But why can I not get to them in Logos? That is where I want to do my Bible study and sermon prep. Can you help?
Richard Nations rdnations@gmail.com
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Richard Nations said:
I don't understand the difference and I am missing the other volumes of the NAC set. I didn't have a complete set of NAC but I had six or seven at least. Now I only have one. I was told I could access those others from a LifeWay.com site and I checked and I can. But why can I not get to them in Logos?
From "9 Reasons You Might Not See Your Books Yet—and What to Do About It"
8. You purchased licenses from the LifeWay ebook store
Books purchased directly from the LifeWay store will not show up in your Logos library. They were not part of the set of licenses we acquired with the Wordsearch business.
Action: You’ll continue to access those licenses in the LifeWay web app or mobile apps.
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0:1508 AMG’s Complete Word Study Bible: New Testament
0:1509 AMG’s Complete Word Study Bible: Old Testament
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Among those already suggested:
That's Easy For You to Say
HCSB Reverse Interlinear Bible
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Randolph Davis said:
Among those already suggested:
That's Easy For You to Say
HCSB Reverse Interlinear Bible
both are in Logos for a long time.
EDIT: and https://www.logos.com/wordsearch/catalog gives the link for "That's easy". The HCSB Reverse Interlinear is not a resource, but a dataset that allows owners of the HCSB to use the RI functionality and should work for you (look in the HCSB panel for a button with Hebrew aleph and Greek omega character on it to see it)
Have joy in the Lord!
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I have invested a lot into Wordsearch bible, so I would like to see preacher, sermon, outline bible, butler series, and many more.
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Barne's Notes on the New Testament. Need one volume as in Wordsearch; in Logos 8 there are 26 individual volumes.
Thanks.
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Everett L Brooks said:
Barne's Notes on the New Testament. Need one volume as in Wordsearch; in Logos 8 there are 26 individual volumes.
This resource will stay as multiple volumes in Logos; we won't be building a single-volume version.
They won't show a unified Table of Contents (as WS did), but you can navigate between the multiple resources by entering a reference from another NT book in the reference box at the top of the resource panel.
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My favorite resource is the Complete Biblical Library. Old Testament and New Testament, Harmony of the Gospels and all the Lexicons.
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The most important one to me is
Going Deeper with New Testament Greek, Revised Edition: An Intermediate Study of the Grammar and Syntax of the New Testament
Textbook by Andreas J. Köstenberger, Benjamin L. Merkle, and Robert L. PlummerI was about to start working through it but would prefer to do so in Logos0 -
Here is my list
Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary
Life Application Study Bible (1)
The Ultimate Bible Outline Book: Every Book of the Bible Made Simple
The Complete Biblical Library
HCSB Study Bible
The Interpreter's Bible - Exposition: Volume 3
The Interpreter's Bible - Exposition: Volume 6
Fire Bible
The Expositor's Bible: Genesis
Holman Illustrated Bible Handbook
All Dakes's works
The Biblical Expositor: Volume 2: Job-Malachi
The Biblical Expositor: Volume 3: Matthew-Revelation
Unger’s Outlines
Thompson Chain
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I hand picked all my Wordsearch content. I started using Wordsearch before they offered packaged levels. So almost everything is important to me.
My priorities are reference works. Interlinears (I have three or four in WS), Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, original language lexicons and so on.
One of the most important of the Interlinears that was a part of my WS is a complete library which has exceptional information offered but is not coded to Strong's numbers. It is called "The Complete Biblical Library" It has no equal. Dictionaries are also very important, for example "Webster's 1913 Unabridged English Dictionary. This dictionary is especially valuable to those of us who use the ASV 1901 translation.
I would like to see commentaries represented by a single icon. Logos does do this with some commentaries but not all. That is why the logos library is so cluttered and time consuming to use. A different icon for every single book, wow. Same with any dictionaries or publications that have a series of books. One representative icon should suffice. IMHO
Some of the books that you have already brought over are rather functionless. I have a book, "Great American Documents," as a part of my Wordsearch Library. It has already been turned into an E-Book. Guess what? There is no table of contents. So unless you remember every document in this book, you cannot access them. Every E-Book should have a functional table of contents. That is just basics.
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Paul, Great list, I owned them all and could not agree more.
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Nicholas Nelson said:
Some of the books that you have already brought over are rather functionless. I have a book, "Great American Documents," as a part of my Wordsearch Library. It has already been turned into an E-Book. Guess what? There is no table of contents. So unless you remember every document in this book, you cannot access them. Every E-Book should have a functional table of contents. That is just basics.
Our approach to Wordsearch resource conversion is discussed here: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/193938/1117970.aspx#1117970
We wanted to get you the books ASAP, then work on bringing the quality up to our regular standards. So I expect that the Tables of Contents for the EPUBs we automatically converted will be improved in resource updates over the next few months. Thanks for your patience!
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Encyclopedia of 15,000 Illustrations (Tan)
Thompson Chain Marginal Notes
Thompson Chain Reference Bible Companion
A Dictionary of Bible Types
Holman Illustrated Study Bible
KJV Master Study Bible: Cornerstone Encyclopedia
The Classical Study Bible
McHenry’s Quips, Quotes & Other Notes
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The titles which I use regularly in Wordsearch and am awaiting Logos versions are:
my Interlinear Bible (New Testament),
The Strong's Dictionary (KJV, HCSB, and NASB95 can display Strong's numbers)
The Reformation Study Bible (I own this in Wordsearch, but it is not in my Logos library and I know it is for sale in Logos)
Vine's Expository Dictionary
Thank you,
Dan Richardson
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Dan Richardson said:
The Reformation Study Bible (I own this in Wordsearch, but it is not in my Logos library and I know it is for sale in Logos)
Welcome [:D]
Curious about Wordsearch ID ? Found two Reformation Study Bibles in Catalog listing => https://www.logos.com/wordsearch/catalog
Logos.com has the 2015 edition => Reformation Study Bible Notes (2015) (seem to remember Reformation Study Bible having three editions)
Dan Richardson said:The Strong's Dictionary (KJV, HCSB, and NASB95 can display Strong's numbers)
Searching Logos.com for Strong's Dictionary finds many resources => https://www.logos.com/search?query=strongs%20dictionary&sortBy=Relevance&limit=60&page=1&ownership=all&geographicAvailability=all
Logos (& Verbum) Bible Software uses Original Language lemma for linking resources: e.g. Right Click, click Lemma (ring) has Factbook & Bible Word Study (does not appear for Strong's). A number of explanatory lexicons do not have Strong's numbers (useful for lemma's in other literature, especially lemma's that do not have Strong's number).
Most Reverse Interlinear Bibles have Strong's numbers. Logos Wiki => Reverse-Interlinear/Interlinear Bibles has a list near the bottom.
Dan Richardson said:Vine's Expository Dictionary
Already available in Logos => Vine’s Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words (is one lexicon that has Strong's numbering indexing & Original Language headword indexing).
Keep Smiling [:)]
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I would really like to see a copy of the KJV bible with Strong's Numbers.
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Phillip E. Pearson said:
I would really like to see a copy of the KJV bible with Strong's Numbers.
That's already converted for everyone who owned it in Wordsearch: https://ref.ly/logosres/LLS%3A1.0.3
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Phillip E. Pearson said:
I would really like to see a copy of the KJV bible with Strong's Numbers.
KJV (based upon the Pure Cambridge edition of 1900) is tagged with a Reverse Interlinear [including Strong's numbers]
Here is the resource information
https://www.logos.com/product/17910/the-holy-bible-king-james-version
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That's already converted for everyone who owned it in Wordsearch: https://ref.ly/logosres/LLS%3A1.0.3
Bradley, this link opens for me the AV (without RI). Is a better link to the Cambridge 1900?
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David Thomas said:
Bradley, this link opens for me the AV (without RI). Is a better link to the Cambridge 1900?
Nope, it's linked to the equivalent resource for the Wordsearch content.
Strong's Numbers are available through the right-click menu and Search.
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Strong's Numbers are available through the right-click menu and Search.
I bow to your superior knowledge of the product [:D] I didn't think about right-click tagging, I only thought of RI filters.
As I've said often "6 words can save any relationship: you're right, I'm wrong, I'm sorry"
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I made entries for the following in the feedback forums. Please vote for your favorites. It is not an exhaustive list. I got tired before I got done going through the thread and if there was a post with more than three, I only wrote down three. Also, I did not include interlinears or reverse interlinears or Xrefs. If you would like to see other books, please make an entry there. That way you can see when it is Planned and implemented, etc. The more votes, I bet the faster it gets done. LOL Here is the link:[View:https://feedback.faithlife.com/boards/logos-book-requests:550:0]
Interpreter's Bible
Modern Creation Trilogy
Wilmington's Complete Guide to Bible Knowledge
Rod Mattoon's Commentaries
Dake's Notes / Outlines
What the Bible Teaches Commentaries
AMG Complete Word Study Bible
Preacher's Outline and Sermon Bible
Pulpit Commentary
Teach the Text Commentary
Signs of the Time - Encylcopedia of 15000 Illustrations
NLT Life Application Bible
Exegetical Commentary On Matthew' by Spiros Zodhiates
Parsons Bible Atlas
Parsons Bible Maps
Andrew Wommack's Living Commentary
Swindoll's Living Insights New Testament Commentary
AMG's Encyclopedia of Bible Facts
Holman Illustrated Bible Handbook
HCSB Study Bible
Expository Preaching through the Old Testament
Treasures from the Scriptures Rod Mattoon
John Butler Commentary
Books by Matt Queen
Adult Questions for Lessonmaker
Holman Bible Dictionary
Christ-Centered Exposition Commentary
Homan Commentary
MacArthur's Commentaries
Bible in Basic English
Standard Lesson Commentary 2020-2021
Easton's Illustrated Dictionary
D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones Theologivcal Lectures
Liberty University Cuuriculum
OT Keil & Delitzsch;
Vincent Word Studies
Italian Language Bibles
Journey Series Bible Studies
Ancient Christian Commentary in Scripture - Already in Logos, if you don't have it, check on it. Thanks Phil.
Ancient Christian Doctrine
Strong's Talking Greek Hebrew Dictionary
Defender's Study Bible by Morris
Disaster Ministry Handbook
Disciple's study Bible
Layman's Bible Commentary
Young's Analytical Concordance
Tony Evans Bible Commentary
Popular Commentary of the Bible
Carla
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David Thomas said:
I didn't think about right-click tagging, I only thought of RI filters.
The KJV 1900 does have more advanced RI functionality, as you suggested, but LLS:1.0.3 is a closer match to the text and formatting of the WS resource so we decided it was the better one to unlock.
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Christ-Centred Exposition David Platt
A Commentary on the Holy Bible J.R. Dummelow
Thompson Chain - Archaeological Supplement
Thompson Chain - Bible Book Outlines
Thompson Chain - Biblical Atlas
Thompson Chain - Harmonies and Illustrations
Thompson Chain - Marginal Notes
Thompson Chain - Outline Study Series
Thompson Chain - Photo Library
Thompson Chain - Topics
Thompson Chain Reference Bible Companion
Thompson Kids Book Introductions
Thompson Kids Treasure Chest
Thompson Kids Treasure Map
THANK YOU FOR DOING SUCH A GREAT JOB WITH THE TRASFER
MUCH APPRECIATED
GEOFF SKERMAN
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