Wordsearch Moving to Logos Bible Software

Hi MJ. Smith,

It is interesting that your library contains more Bibles without periscope titles than with them.

As I look in my own personal Logos library, I found the following periscopes in various Bibles in Logos:

NKJV in Logos

The Beatitudes
Luke 6:20–26 (Matthew 5:1). 

Note:  The NKJV includes additional Scripture references in its periscopes.

The Similitudes (Matthew 5:13)
Jesus Fulfills the Law (Matthew 5:17)
Murder (Matthew 5:21)
Adultery (Matthew 5:27)
Divorce (Matthew 5:21)
Oaths (Matthew 5:33)
Retaliation (Matthew 5:38)
Love
Luke 6:27, 32 (Matthew 5:43)

NLT in Logos

The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1)
The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3)
Teaching about Salt and Light (Matthew 5:13)
Teaching about the Law (Matthew 5:17)

NIV in Logos

The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1)
Salt and Light (Matthew 5:13)
The Fulfillment of the Law (Matthew 5:17)

NASB in Logos

The Sermon on the Mount; The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1)
Disciples and the World (Matthew 5:13)
Personal Relationships (Matthew 5:21)

KJV 1900 in Logos:

NONE

KJV (WordSearch Edition) in Logos:

Christ begins His sermon on the mount: (Matthew 5:1)
declaring who are blessed (Matthew 5:3)
who are the salt of the earth (Matthew 5:13)
He came to fulfil the law (Matthew 5:17)
What it is to kill (Matthew 5:21)
to commit adultery (Matthew 5:27)
and to swear (Matthew 5:33)
He exhorts us to suffer wrong (Matthew 5:38)
to love even our enemies (Matthew 5:43)

Again, my request is to Phil and to any other Logos representative who will prayerfully consider my urgent request to make the KJV (WordSearch) edition available to all Logos users, for the Logos app and the free basic Logos package.

I truly believe that the KJV (WordSearch) edition is another great Bible to include in the Logos library.

Blessings,
Curtis

Curtis said:

As I look in my own personal Logos library, I found the following periscopes in various Bibles in Logos:

One's collection of translations will most likely reflect his/her preferred manuscript tradition.

Those who prefer TR may be disappointed that there are not more KJV pericopes. Those who prefer a broader canon may be disappointed that there are not more deutero-canonical pericopes. Personallly, I am pleased with comparisons of my English Translations

The Compare Pericopes tool helped me decide what to do with v.19 in the text I am preaching tomorrow (hint: "he had told this parable" ties it to the earlier verses [;)])