What would be your Desert Island resources list?
If I were to be stranded on a desert island, I would want my Thompson Chain Reference Bibles (NASB, NIV, KJV, NKJV) and my Halley's Handbook. Then I would like to have my laptop with ALL of my Logos library. (Of course that laptop would have to have a self-renewing battery so that it would always be charged).
I like this question. If it's paper resources, I can think of a few right away:
I was trying to think which commentary I would want, never found one individual publication that could be used for all purposes. But then again I would be on a deserted island, so I could just make up my own interpretations, and no one would ever disagree with me. [;)]
1) BHS
2) NA27
3) BDAG
4) BDB
5) Luther Bibel 1545
6) NASB
7) Concordia Triglotta
8) The Lutheran Hymnal
9) Bread
10) Wine
Essentials:1) NA27 Int 2) Lexham LXX Int 3) ESV4) A Journal & Pencils to record my thoughts/inspiration and learning
Life Sustaining:5) Bread/Foodsource6) Water
Optional:7) A Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint, Revised Edition8) THE LEXHAM ANALYTICAL LEXICON TO THE GREEK NEW TESTAMENT.
KJV, NKJV, NET Bibles
2) Textus Receptus
3) HALOT
4) BDAG
5) Statenvertaling
6) Szent Biblia (Hungarian Károli Bible)
7) Leiden Peshitta (under development)
8) Ursinus' commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism
9) Calvin's Institution de la Religion Chrétienne
10) Stuttgarter Erklärungsbibel or an other commentary
Some of these resources are still on my wish list. When it comes to paper resources I would take the following three books with me:
1) The Holy Scriptures in the Original Languages (Trinitarian Bible Society)
2) Statenvertaling met kanttekeningen (Gereformeerde Bijbelstichting)
3) Biblia magyarázó jegyzetekkel (Hungarian translation of the Stuttgarter Erklärungsbibel)
and perhaps a book on building construction (as a dutchman I'd have to build two churches).
1) ESV
2) the Lutheran Study Bible
3) Concordia Commentaries (I count the set as 1 item)
4) Book of Concord (Kolb)
5) Luther's Works (again, I count as 1 set)
6) Christian Dogmatics, Pieper
7) ISBE
8) somebody's maps
9) somebody's book of illustrations
10) Luther's Bibel
1. A Bible (TNIV or NIV or NRSV or ESV or LEB or whatever)
2. How to Build a Wooden Boat (not in Logos yet)
3. Swimming in the Sea (of Talmud)
Assuming 10 resources are limited to actual books, and not sets, and not (sniff! sniff! boo hoo!) any software applications (unlike Bill above, I would not have access to a perpetual battery):
Zia Hendrik-Jan,
Hogy van? Douglas vogyok. nem beszélek magyarul -- csak egy kicsit beszélek magyarul. Hogyan mondjam magyarul "an old friend of mine taught me a few phrases in hungarian...LOL"
Boldog karácsonyt!
Douglas
I have a list of 10 resources from my Logos Library that I would be willing to buy in paperback if Logos software didn't exist - I guess these would also be by desert island library:
1. NAS (rev interlinear02. GNT3. NICOT / NICNT4. The Sign5. ISBE6. UBS Handbooks7. MacArthur's NT Commentaries8. WBC9. Manners & Customs10. NASB Topical index
Otto,
You're such a show off...LOL...why include NICOT/NICNT? Did you just get those recently...;-)
Anyway, I forgot to include my 10 resources in my last post:
1. Laptop with solar batteries - so it will run through out the day without having to worry about charging them (hopefully it exists).
2. LBLA/NASB w/interlinear and Study Notes (it's a bilingual edition)
3. IVP Reference Collection (Hey, it's ONE collection).
4. UBS Handbooks
5. Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament
6. The College Press NIV Series (OT & NT)
7. June Hunt's Counseling Keys (I'll need some counseling if stranded in an island).
8. The Outline Bible
9. The Complete Word Study Dictionary: Old Testament
10. And BDAG
Alright, that's all!
Otto, You're such a show off...LOL...why include NICOT/NICNT? Did you just get those recently...;-)
LOL!!!! Yes I did! I guess to include them sort of justifies the expense of getting them at this time!!!
1. NIV
2. NA27 INT
3. BDAG
4. New Bible Dictionary
5. New Bible Commentary
6. Martyn Lloyd-Jones' Studies in the Sermon on the Mount
7. The Imitation of Christ by Thomas A Kempis
8. Wesley's Journal vol. 1
9. Wesley's Journal vol. 2
10. Wesley's Journal vol. 3
I guess I would be tagged a fundamentalist if I said the 10 Commandments. [:)]
I don't see a tag below your post, so your good . . .
I guess I would be tagged a fundamentalist if I said the 10 Commandments.
Most of them would be much easier to keep if we were alone on a desert island. Nobody to steal from or kill or commit adultery with (or against), nobody's stuff to covet, nobody to bear false witness against.
I guess I would be tagged a fundamentalist if I said the 10 Commandments. Most of them would be much easier to keep if we were alone on a desert island. Nobody to steal from or kill or commit adultery with (or against), nobody's stuff to covet, nobody to bear false witness against.
I'll bet those were some of Martin Luther's thoughts when he joined the monastery...
[;)]
Ha!!!
guess you forgot to search via Logos Jesus' take on these...you think it you done did it.
Would they really? Is the wrong in doing or in the desire? Would being isolated preclude desire?
I guess I would be tagged a fundamentalist if I said the 10 Commandments. Most of them would be much easier to keep if we were alone on a desert island. Nobody to steal from or kill or commit adultery with (or against), nobody's stuff to covet, nobody to bear false witness against. Would they really? Is the wrong in doing or in the desire? Would being isolated preclude desire?
And he said, “What comes out of a person is what defiles him. For from within, out of the heart of man, come evil thoughts, sexual immorality, theft, murder, adultery, coveting, wickedness, deceit, sensuality, envy, slander, pride, foolishness. All these evil things come from within, and they defile a person.”
Mark 7:20–23
I doubt it but most of us just include them in our Bible so we get 9 more slots to fill. I don't think that's gluttony [H]
I guess I would be tagged a fundamentalist if I said the 10 Commandments. I doubt it but most of us just include them in our Bible so we get 9 more slots to fill. I don't think that's gluttony
I doubt it but most of us just include them in our Bible so we get 9 more slots to fill. I don't think that's gluttony
lol, Martha, that was great! [:D]
