Hello. I ran this search and not sure why Factbook tagged "Homosexuality". Just wanted to let the team know as it may be unseemly that the two are connected in the system for what ever reason.
I don't fully know how Factbook works, but I believe some of it is automated. There are some theologians who teach that the two men were in a relationship. Having that topic pop up, depending upon some of the sources used to pull that report, would not surprise me.
Wow, that's not's just unseemly, it's repulsive. Logos needs to fix this immediately.
A search for "jonathan david homosexuality" brings up a lot more books that refute the idea, rather than promote it. The topic is antithetical related. Therefore, I don't see an error.
But that's not what he searched for.
Lately I have noticed that the notes of NET Bible version 2 is not the same as displayed in Bible Gateway: Mk 1:41 “indignation” 1) Logos NET Bible version 2: tc The reading found in almost the entire NT ms tradition is σπλαγχνισθείς (splanchnistheis, “moved with compassion”). Codex Bezae (D), {1358}, and a few…
My library does not sync or load at all with the desktop app. I am signed into the account
Frequently I am in a verse and write a note in a notebook, let's say notebook X. I have my note open and want to keep it open since I am not through editing it. I then go to the same verse and add a new note to notebook X, yet when I do instead of opening a new tab it recycles the first note I had open. I don't normally…
I use Logos mobile to take notes on my iPad during sermons. It works ok and I like that the notes are anchored into the Bible I use. I was wondering if there was a way to create freeform notes, similar to Notability or GoodNotes. The iPad converts my handwriting (via Apple Pencil )to text but it can be cumbersome when it…
Just curious (hesitantly, as that often “kills the cat”) about how certain morphological tags get assigned in logos. Very soon beginning students of biblical Hebrew are introduced to the possible confusion of )Et [or )et-] 1, direct object marker[D.O.M.]/often left untranslated, sometimes considered an emphatic particle…
