It's really unfortunate that a program used by countless seminary professors, theological authors, and pastors has only a SINGLE option for an English Thesaurus. Please add the Oxford English Thesaurus!
Hard to get perfectly alliterated outlines ( or just the right word) when you have a stunted thesaurus!
There is a discussion about that topic here.
I'm just confused as to why there's only the one option, and I'm usually disappointed when I refer to this option. Would love them to add the Oxford Thesaurus, Roget's, The Synonym Finder, etc. It's just odd to me that a company who's primary customers have been pastors and academics, who they are encouraging to write sermons, reports, and dissertations with only their software, would only offer a single one of the most basic of academic writing tools.
The Oxford has 600,000 synonyms and antonyms versus the 275,000 word choices, examples and explanations listed on the Merriam-Webster (elsewhere on Amazon it lists 340,000). I'm GLAD they have the merriam-webster, just wish there were more options!
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Please, the Romanian community in diaspora crave the ability to work on Romanian and English sermons together in Logos Bible Software. The main Romanian translation is the Cornilescu version that has typographical errors corrected. Also a more modern translation like the "Noua Traducere in Limba Romana" would be great as…
Oxford University Press; 5th edition (April 1, 2018). Michael Coogan, Marc Brettler, Carol Newsom, Pheme Perkins. ISBN-13: 978-0190276072 This resource on Logos would be invaluable.
In narrative portions of the LSB, there is no difference between enabling and disabling the [One verse per line] visual filter. It would be nice if the default (filter disabled) was paragraph style like most other resources, and then the filter could be used as intended to enable the verse-by-verse / one verse per line…
Sanders says in his introduction to this book that after writing Spiritual Leadership, it was recommended that he write a book on the leadership characteristics of Paul. I have read Paul the Leader several times, as well as Spiritual Leadership. To me, Paul the Leader is the perfect follow up book to Spiritual Leadership…
This is a Jewish Daily Prayer book used in Synagogue. Especially used during Shabbat (weekend worship which runs from Friday evening to Saturday evening, a time for spiritual renewal and disconnection from daily work).
