Available Resources for iPhone and iPad

Thanks for the update

I would appreciate if the some of the listings could be more specific (see below)

1 & 2 Chronicles
1 & 2 Kings
1 & 2 Samuel
1 and 2 Chronicles
1 and 2 Peter, Jude
1 and 2 Thessalonians
1 and 2 Thessalonians
1 and 2 Timothy
1 and 2 Timothy, Titus
1 Corinthians
1 Corinthians

the above is not very helpful, providing the author, series, and publisher would make the list more useful

Alain

Thanks for the list. I'd also add to the suggestions that when listing book titles, it's preferable to ignore A, An, and The.

Two large commentary sets still unavailable:  WBC and Hermeneia.  Any chance we'll see either one soon?  Thanks!

Just for kicks I checked my iPhone today and noticed that my Norman Geisler library is now on.  Also noticed that Wuest Word studies is there as well.  Very welcome additions but I am desparately waiting for the Theological Journals as well as the Biblical Archeological Review and Bible and the Spade magazines to be there as well.  With the journals and magazines, it would be easy enough to ready short articles rather than plodding through a whole book on the phone.  Keep up the great work, Logos.

Another happy customer,

Don

May the Lord continue to bless you all for the great work your are doing for the Church of Christ.

I can see you have in mind the Spanish speaking community, and I will pray that you may soon made able all Spanish Bible versions, most of us use the Reina Valera versions, and I hope it will be included soon.

In Christ,

Pedro Rojas

Any plans to have the NIV version available?

Any ETA on the Theological Journals?

Dan Sheppard said:

while there are other things I do not see, such as the Concordia Collection (whatever that thing is called) which comes on 9 or so CDs.

Dan,

Your not seeing any of the Concordia Electronic Theological Library?  I am 99% sure that Pieper's Dogmatics and Schaff's History of the Christian Church was in that and I have them.  I am looking quickly through my library and I see walthers Church and Ministry, Concordia Triglotta (3 languages), Loci Theologici, Loci Communes 1543.  I have got Luther's Works 1-30

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William Bingham said:

Your not seeing any of the Concordia Electronic Theological Library?

Bill-

I do see those things which you mentioned, but there are some that do not appear, such as "The Word Becoming Flesh", by Horace Hummel.

Also:

The Word of the Lord Grows, by Franzmann

The Book of Concord, Theodore Tappert

The Book of Concord, Kolb and Wengert

Principles of Biblical Interpretation in the Lutheran Confessions, Bohlmann

Ministry, Word, and Sacraments, Chemnitz

Two Natures in Christ, Chemnitz

Of course, you mentioned that we did get Luther's Works vol 1-30, but it does not help, when I want what is in volume 35 (for example).

There are such things, as "A Summary of Christian Doctrine", by Koehler, so it seems they got part of it, but not all of it.

That is really all I am saying.  Of course, I have no clue on how to get the rest of it.  I even wrote to Paul McCain, who indicated they authorized release (which is obvious, since some of the CPH stuff shows up).

It sometimes just seems that they are blaming the publisher, when perhaps the publisher has done all the releasing.  Perhaps if there were a list of the titles Logos sells and which partial collections they have included.  

Ryan Burns said:

We now have a complete text list of all the titles currently enabled for viewing on the iPhone and iPad. This page is updated weekly. http://www.logos.com/iphone/support/resourcelist

You know, that list is HUGE and a lot of us don't have that huge library but would sure like to be able to use the list to see what's been added.  Is there anyway the list can NOT be alphabetized and just have the new items added at the bottom.  Is there a list currently lying around that has dates so that it could be sorted by date to give us a starting point and then new things just tacked onto the bottom of the list?  this would be a trememdous help.  As it is, I usually don't realize something has come available unless i read it in here and I just don't have time to follow the forums closely and still have time to use the program in addition to reading about it. [:D]

I am expecting to see,be able to read the entire library of logos 4,with window 7 in Pc slate

Ryan Burns said:

A common request is the ability to see what titles are available for use on the iPhone and iPad. Here is what we have to help you. Also, please remember that in order to view a resource in the iPhone or iPad app, you must own a Logos 4 base package and the title you want to access.

Complete List of Available Titles:

We now have a complete text list of all the titles currently enabled for viewing on the iPhone and iPad. This page is updated weekly. http://www.logos.com/iphone/support/resourcelist

Product Pages:

When you do a search for a product on Logos.com, if the resource is enabled for viewing on the IPhone and iPad applications, it will display the iPhone enabled badge like the one below.

Faceted Browsing:

Our web development team is currently working to deliver faceted browsing on Logos.com. This means that you will have the ability to browse and search through Logos.com and filter your results to only show iPhone/iPad enabled resources. This feature is part of a larger project that involves some major overhauls to both the front and back end of our website. At this time, we don't have an ETA on when the functionality will be released, but we wanted to let you know that we have heard your requests and are working to deliver them as soon as possible.

 

Amen, April!

Still waiting for "The Armana Letters" in my mobile library.

Michael, it has been requested, but so far no response. Until Logos makes it available, I'm using the commentary on the Kindle app on the iPad.

Thanks for the response. Does that mean you had to buy it twice, or does the download from logos work in that format in iBooks or Kindle? I am new to this

Thanks

Michael, I bought it twice. Not something I would normally do, but in this case I really wanted it and Logos wasn't providing it. It would be more useful and cheaper in Logos, but...

Will any of Tozer's stuff come to the app?  I would love to be able to go out to a coffee shop with my iPad and read some Tozer.

Question:

Is Logos 4 for IPad a version of my Lgoos 4, or is it identical to what I see on my computer?  I am thinking of using IPad exclusively for sermon prep but want to make sure I have all the exegetical tools.

Thank you.

Resource availability on ipad touch:

Greetings,

I have a resource (Matthew Socio-rhetorical Commentary; by Craig Keener) which according to the resource page is compatible with iphone. My app is running v1.7. For some reason this resource is unavailable in my app library though present in my base package library. Is there something I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance for your help.

Where is the NIV?!

Because, clearly, this is what Bob and others at Logos have been saying for months now... Zondervan wants us to purchase the books for each platform... Logos says that we already have purchased them.  Most of us do not have several thousands of dollars to repurchase our library's just so that we can have them on a new device. 

Bob has said this, so it is clearly, fair to state such.

alabama24 said:

The one question I want to know: these "platforms" that you reference, are they bible software programs or ebook readers? And are they owned by Zondervan?

It's both Bible software and eReaders.

1. I have the NIV, TNIV, NiRV, and 2011 NIV in Accordance, which I can read both on the Mac application and the iOS application. 
2. I have the TNIV and 2011 NIV on the Kindle platform, which I can read in the Kindle app on my Mac (available in the Mac app store or as a direct download from Amazon) the Kindle iOS app on my iPad and iPhone, and on my Kindle. 
3. And I have the 2011 NIV for the Nook platform, which I can read on my Mac via the Nook software for the Mac (downloadable from the B&N website), my iPad and iPhone via the iOS apps, and on my dedicated Nook.

(Yes, I have an iPad, Kindle, and a Nook. What can I say? I like ebooks.)

So, one is dedicated Bible software, and the others are more mainstream ebook platforms; but software features and capability differences of the two aside, it's the same issue (reading an etext on a traditional computer platform vs. a mobile device) regardless. I agree with your previous statement that just because Zondervan allows one platform to share texts across platforms, doesn't mean they have to do it for another, but it is weird business practice, don't you think?

What about Ray Comfort's "School of Evangelism" ?