If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022
[8]Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November...[8]
If "last Monday in October" every two years holds true, I would expect Verbum 10 on the Vigil of All Saints and Logos 10 on Reformation Day.
Logos 10 Will be released...
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If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022 
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David Wanat said:
If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022
[8]Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November...[8]
If "last Monday in October" every two years holds true, I would expect Verbum 10 on the Vigil of All Saints and Logos 10 on Reformation Day.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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Well, we had Logos Unbound, next logical step is Logos Reformed!
Thanks to FL for including Carta and a Hebrew audio bible in Logos 9!
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Logos 11 will then have to give us the "New Perspective on Logos"
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PetahChristian said:
next logical step is Logos Reformed!
Man, I hope not. I wouldn’t be able to buy anything with a “Reformed” title. Lol.
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Kevin Clemens said:
Logos 11 will then have to give us the "New Perspective on Logos"
I like Logos NP. (About as catchy as Windows NT.)
Thanks to FL for including Carta and a Hebrew audio bible in Logos 9!
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David Wanat said:
If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022
I’m more pessimistic—civilization might have ended and Jesus might have returned by then.
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Logos 10 will be released and all the Faithlife developers will have been raptured leaving just me behind to make sense of it (with no programming skills or abilities).
(just in case no one thinks I have a sense of humor)
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Kolen Cheung said:
I’m more pessimistic—civilization might have ended and Jesus might have returned by then.
I was kind of hoping Jesus would return well before 2022.
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David Wanat said:
Well, if the Second Coming happens then, FL might give a 15% discount to celebrate
or they make a one time exception of 100% off.
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David Wanat said:
Well, if the Second Coming happens then, FL might give a 15% discount to celebrate
In heaven Logos will upgrade free of charge for eternity. "Jesus paid it all." lol
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Kiyah said:
In heaven Logos will upgrade free of charge for eternity. "Jesus paid it all." lol
and extend that promotion to hell.
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Kolen Cheung said:
and extend that promotion to hell.
Reminds me of when I wanted to publish an article about cheese making in the lower regions, but my pastor shot it down. He said...
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”there’s no whey in hell!”
...I’ll just show myself out then 😜
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David Wanat said:
If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022
Here are some exciting features coming soon in Logos 10!
Heresy Checker™ – No need to worry about accidentally affirming Arianism or the latest Joel Osteen book. That quote from C. S. Lewis? The Heresy Checker™ will popup a window reminding you that Lewis was not fully orthodox in his writings!
Illustration Fact-Checker™ – Remember the story about the Admiral on a Navy ship getting into an argument with a lighthouse keeper? Turns out that didn't actually happen! The Auto Correct feature will replace "Many years ago …" with "There's an old story that says …", freeing your conscience from an unintentional lie.
Preacher Filter™ – Selectively replaces words in your sermon so that your manuscript reads as clearly as MacArthur or as passionate as Piper. The Matthew Henry™ setting will triple the length of your manuscript, replace 5 out of 6 periods with semi-colons, and use the Oxford English Thesaurus of the English Language to substitute words that are more than five syllables and currently obsolete.
Auto-Biography™ – Searches your sermon manuscripts for stories about yourself and your family (full integration with your contacts) in order to build your own autobiography. A helpful Limited Embarrassment setting replaces your children's names with phrases like "my youngest daughter." And, when your days are run, your surviving family can generate an instant obituary with a single click!
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This is good fun, thank you! We all needed it!
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Is it too early to start the wish list for Logos 10? LOL
I am loving Logos 9, but just thought the earlier we start the list for the next version, the more of our requests we will get, or will all that now be in the feedback forum?
Thanks for the laugh...Carla
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[slow clap on] Well done! Well done!
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cshover8669 said:
I am loving Logos 9, but just thought the earlier we start the list for the next version, the more of our requests we will get, or will all that now be in the feedback forum?
I think feedback.faithlife.com basically is our Logos/Verbum 10 (and 9.x) wishlist now. I find it more user friendly than a single massive thread, myself.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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PetahChristian said:
Well, we had Logos Unbound, next logical step is Logos Reformed!
Matched to Verbum Counter, I'm sure!
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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David Wanat said:
If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022
Not! I’ll give you the exact date when we get there just like I did this time around and other times 👍😁👌
DAL
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I'm waiting for Logos 70, AKA Logos LXX...might be a while though [:D]
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Gregory Lawhorn said:
Illustration Fact-Checker™ – Remember the story about the Admiral on a Navy ship getting into an argument with a lighthouse keeper? Turns out that didn't actually happen! The Auto Correct feature will replace "Many years ago …" with "There's an old story that says …", freeing your conscience from an unintentional lie.
This should be a real thing. Illustrations are getting out of hand. smh
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Michael Licina Jr. said:
I'm waiting for Logos 70, AKA Logos LXX...might be a while though
Like maybe Oct 2142?
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Gregory - this was fantastic. I laughed out loud at the Henry one. But all of them were good.
Gregory Lawhorn said:Here are some exciting features coming soon in Logos 10!
Heresy Checker™ – No need to worry about accidentally affirming Arianism or the latest Joel Osteen book. That quote from C. S. Lewis? The Heresy Checker™ will popup a window reminding you that Lewis was not fully orthodox in his writings!
Illustration Fact-Checker™ – Remember the story about the Admiral on a Navy ship getting into an argument with a lighthouse keeper? Turns out that didn't actually happen! The Auto Correct feature will replace "Many years ago …" with "There's an old story that says …", freeing your conscience from an unintentional lie.
Preacher Filter™ – Selectively replaces words in your sermon so that your manuscript reads as clearly as MacArthur or as passionate as Piper. The Matthew Henry™ setting will triple the length of your manuscript, replace 5 out of 6 periods with semi-colons, and use the Oxford English Thesaurus of the English Language to substitute words that are more than five syllables and currently obsolete.
Auto-Biography™ – Searches your sermon manuscripts for stories about yourself and your family (full integration with your contacts) in order to build your own autobiography. A helpful Limited Embarrassment setting replaces your children's names with phrases like "my youngest daughter." And, when your days are run, your surviving family can generate an instant obituary with a single click!
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Logos unbound.... then Logos Synchronized !!! LOL
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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Ha, that doesn't make me pessimistic, it makes me HAPPY!! Come Jesus Come!! [:)]
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I was just thinking about when L10 would be potentially coming this fall. I haven't seen any posts from FL asking about features that they would like users to see. Maybe the new feedbar site is clearing that up for them. If I remember correctly, FL typically will start dropping hints or promoting the upcoming upgrade to whet our appetites.
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Martin Hall said:
If I remember correctly, FL typically will start dropping hints or promoting the upcoming upgrade to whet our appetites.
They have not always done so, and typically things are quiet upon an upcoming release.
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They tend to stealth launch it. It’s annoying because it makes it hard to budget for. I’m guessing it’s to prevent people from stopping all purchases while they wait?
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David Wanat said:
It’s annoying because it makes it hard to budget for.
I can understand you here, but although they don't tell us when the next version is coming out... we kinda have a good guess.
Bob indicated 4-5 cycles ago that they were moving to a two year cycle. Base upon the pattern for the past decade, it is generally expected that new packages will come out this fall. That doesn't tell us the month, but likely September - November.
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JT (alabama24) said:
ob indicated 4-5 cycles ago that they were moving to a two year cycle. Base upon the pattern for the past decade, it is generally expected that new packages will come out this fall. That doesn't tell us the month, but likely September - November.
Just in time for Christmas shopping [:P]
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David Wanat said:
If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022
It must be getting close. FL has run out of legacy libraries to re-sell! They need a new one.
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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Well.... you see... I'm just scared about Logos 10..... cause I may not have enough money.....
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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I doubt that I will be getting it right away, unless there is a specific feature that targets students, and that exact feature will make my daily life more manageable in a concrete way.
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David Wanat said:
If the “last Monday in October“ holds true, look for Logos 10 on October 24th, 2022
The last October Monday in 2022 is: 31 Oct 2022 "Halloween" so my personal opinion is Tue 1 Nov 2022 "All Saints Day" being better for Bible software release.
Logos Wiki => Logos Release History shows:
Logos 9 & Verbum 9 were released on the last Monday: 26 Oct 2020
Logos 8 & Verbum 8 were released on the last Monday: 29 Oct 2018
Logos 7 & Verbum 7 were released in August: Mon 22 Aug 2016
Logos 6 & Verbum 6 were released on the last Monday: 27 Oct 2014
Logos 5 was released on Thu 1 Nov 2012
Logos 4 was released on Mon 2 Nov 2009.
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Gregory Lawhorn said:
Here are some exciting features coming soon in Logos 10!
Since Gregory posted, rumors of another exciting feature have leaked out. The Feature set of one of the denomination packages (I won't say which) will contain this watchdog code built-in. The cutting-edge web technology of Net Finney will be adapted for use inside Logos.
See this link for details | TIBNN
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cshover8669 said:
Is it too early to start the wish list for Logos 10? LOL
It's actually too late. They have been working on it for the past couple of years, concurrently with the incremental releases of 9.x. So it's probably too late to get new features into the spec.
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The last October Monday in 2022 is: 31 Oct 2022 "Halloween" so my personal opinion is Tue 1 Nov 2022 "All Saints Day" being better for Bible software release.
Logos Wiki => Logos Release History shows:
Logos 9 & Verbum 9 were released on the last Monday: 26 Oct 2020
Logos 8 & Verbum 8 were released on the last Monday: 29 Oct 2018
Logos 7 & Verbum 7 were released in August: Mon 22 Aug 2016
Logos 6 & Verbum 6 were released on the last Monday: 27 Oct 2014
Logos 5 was released on Thu 1 Nov 2012
Logos 4 was released on Mon 2 Nov 2009.
Keep Smiling
On the other hand, some Protestant denominations celebrate “Reformation Day” on the 31st. So (assuming this isn’t regional to where I live) I could see FL doing that too.
To be honest, I forgot that I even started this thread when Logos 9 came out 2 ears ago. 😉
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Gregory - that was extremely funny! I liked all four, but my favorite is the "Preacher Filter."
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Thank you, so enjoyed this. Also glad for the insight into the possible release date as I need to budget for updates.
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Reviewing this thread gave me a much-needed laugh this morning. [Y]
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Rosie Perera said:
It's actually too late. They have been working on it for the past couple of years, concurrently with the incremental releases of 9.x. So it's probably too late to get new features into the spec.
Depends on feature size/complexity for coding and related purposes.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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I hope with release of Logos 10 that it has the following... (a few of my favorite things... I am sure others have some additions to this list).
1. In the mobile app.... the ability to insert heading in passage lists like in the desktop version.
2. InstaVerse upgraded to work with Logos Bibles. If not, then ability to have command key to open, type in a passage and paste it automatically into anything that I am working with: excel, word, powerpoint... etc.
3. Ability to have and edit and add bullets and numer items in slides in Sermon Builder.
4. Factbook updated - to work with all books.
5. Cross Reference - update to have more results.
6. Concordance Tool - have a button to click on for search and highlight the word for the result of the search.
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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xnman said:
5. Cross Reference - update to have more results
More results from where? Cross-references come from the cross-reference resources listed in the top portion (I suspect many would like to see the latest edition of the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge added). Others, especially non-English users, may have other additions. The other sources of cross-references (the bottom portion) are the cross-references in Bibles. If there are any Bibles whose cross-references do not appear, this should be reported to Kyle as a resource error. It has been several years since I have seen this problem. Other kinds of relationships appear in the Important Passages section. When this was in beta testing, there was strong pushback on merging the two sections. Therefore, I don't understand what you want added to cross-references. Please explain.
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xnman said:
I hope with release of Logos 10 that it has the following... (a few of my favorite things... I am sure others have some additions to this list).
1. In the mobile app.... the ability to insert heading in passage lists like in the desktop version.
2. InstaVerse upgraded to work with Logos Bibles. If not, then ability to have command key to open, type in a passage and paste it automatically into anything that I am working with: excel, word, powerpoint... etc.
3. Ability to have and edit and add bullets and numer items in slides in Sermon Builder.
4. Factbook updated - to work with all books.
5. Cross Reference - update to have more results.
6. Concordance Tool - have a button to click on for search and highlight the word for the result of the search.
I'd be happy if they gave denominational tags we can use to search by. I do understand that some don't fit into neat categories. But I'd appreciate it if they at least gave us where they were when they wrote it and where they are currently in those cases.
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It's hardly ever mentioned, but I would like to see a more intuitive way to prioritize our books. The current system is clunky; everything is in one place, regardless of the type of book. It is also buried in the library. I would love to see a standalone tool.
Collections could be improved too.
I have been asking this for years, but I would like a way to delete, or even hide, tools I will never use. If I never see the word "Canvas" again in my copy of Logos, I would be overjoyed.
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Jerry Bush said:
It's hardly ever mentioned, but I would like to see a more intuitive way to prioritize our books. The current system is clunky; everything is in one place, regardless of the type of book. It is also buried in the library. I would love to see a standalone tool.
Would love the option for resources to auto prioritize with bestcommenataries rankings. might not be perfect, but would be good starting point.
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Jerry Bush said:
It's hardly ever mentioned, but I would like to see a more intuitive way to prioritize our books. The current system is clunky; everything is in one place, regardless of the type of book. It is also buried in the library. I would love to see a standalone tool.
Having just walked my brother-in-law through the prioritization process, I am in hearty agreement. [:)]
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Jerry Bush said:
It's hardly ever mentioned, but I would like to see a more intuitive way to prioritize our books. The current system is clunky; everything is in one place, regardless of the type of book. It is also buried in the library. I would love to see a standalone tool.
Libby, Libby, Libby, on the label, label, label.
I'm guessing Libby's standalone tool, I think by index (not type), led to the cement-mixer in Logos4, followed by umpteen threads on how to prioritize commentaries.
In any event, I still use Libby's, primarily to see which of my resources have a specific index. It'd be nice to know, when buying, which have specific indices, but I doubt much benefit to most.
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MJ. Smith said:
More results from where? Cross-references come from the cross-reference resources listed in the top portion (I suspect many would like to see the latest edition of the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge added). Others, especially non-English users, may have other additions. The other sources of cross-references (the bottom portion) are the cross-references in Bibles. If there are any Bibles whose cross-references do not appear, this should be reported to Kyle as a resource error. It has been several years since I have seen this problem. Other kinds of relationships appear in the Important Passages section. When this was in beta testing, there was strong pushback on merging the two sections. Therefore, I don't understand what you want added to cross-references. Please explain.
See screen shot..... Maybe I'm missing something.... again???????
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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