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Good day all how doe we use this feature, when I do a passage guide on mobile it does not have so much cross reference as when I have the Treasury of Scripture open as tab. Is this normal.
Is this normal.
Yes, on the desktop the cross-references are divided into two sections - the top includes links to you cross-reference books such as NTSK; the bottom contains cross-references from your Bibles. A second guide section Important Passages includes cross-references drawn from the commentaries.
Would someone who owns the New Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge either Revised or not....please look at the title plage and tell us how many thousand Scripture reverences and parallel passages it consists of?
Thanks.
As far as I can see the New Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge doesn't have a similar statement on the title page.
What it does state - further on - is:
'I have added over 100,000 new cross-references and supplied many more key words to the Bible text, making this the most complete collection of biblical cross-references ever published.'
Jerome H. Smith, The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge: The Most Complete Listing of Cross References Available Anywhere- Every Verse, Every Theme, Every Important Word (Nashville TN: Thomas Nelson, 1992)."
Would someone who owns the New Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge either Revised or not....please look at the title plage and tell us how many thousand Scripture reverences and parallel passages it consists of? As far as I can see the New Treasury of Scriptural Knowledge doesn't have a similar statement on the title page. What it does state - further on - is: 'I have added over 100,000 new cross-references and supplied many more key words to the Bible text, making this the most complete collection of biblical cross-references ever published.' Jerome H. Smith, The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge: The Most Complete Listing of Cross References Available Anywhere- Every Verse, Every Theme, Every Important Word (Nashville TN: Thomas Nelson, 1992)."
Thanks Graham. 100.000 new references seems worthwhile. I was trying to make a logical judgement on buying it or not. Thanks again!
Well.... I have used The Treasury of Scripture Knowledge a long time. One of the things i enjoyed about it was that it was, in general, just a cross reference book and was good at that. Yes, there were some commentary in this one, but overall it was a small amount.
So, I purchased The New Treasury of Scripture Knowledge.... and I am very disappointed in it because in this one the author decided to do a lot more "commentary" which almost makes the book a commentary instead of a cross reference. And it looks like, to me anyway, that most likely most of the "new stuff" is the author's commentary. Tomorrow I will try to return this one.... Cross reference should be cross reference and not commentary. Imho.
I can only imagine what the "Ultimate" might be like and that it would be more disappointment for me. So I'll quit while I'm ahead...
But that's my 2 cents. [8-|]
I'm not seeing that ... can you show an example of what you mean? I don't want to mislead people when asked the difference. It is my understanding from the author and the Logos blurb that there are "nearly 100,000 new cross-references". In my sampling I found several new entries.
Just peruse the two books..... it's apparent.
I am returning TNTOSK.... done with that.
