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Garrett, I've never seen Logos offering the Bible Speaks Today (22-volume NT commentary set) for $60.
If you don't have it, grab it. It's neither technical nor shallow. I often find myself going there first, and then going to more academic commentaries if I want more depth. But I can often grab a quote to use from the BST.
At less than 1.1 cents per page, you can't go wrong.
Garrett, I've never seen Logos offering the Bible Speaks Today (22-volume NT commentary set) for $60.
If you don't have it, grab it. It's neither technical nor shallow. I often find myself going there first, and then going to more academic commentaries if I want more depth. But I can often grab a quote to use from the BST.
At less than 1.1 cents per page, you can't go wrong.
[Y]
Yesterday I purchased Tozer and felt really good about that. The ability to read him on my IPad is tremendous. I already own Bible Speaks and agree it is a valuable addition to my library. As for the NIC I was in at the Pre-Pub price of just a tad under $1000 but had to pull the plug at the last minute. It is hard for me to purchase it, even on sale at a great price, for $200 more than I could have gotten it. (Does that make sense?!)
Edit: Logos expanded Facebook only sale - one-time approval from a publisher for MAJOR 50 % Off => The Essential IVP Reference Collection Version 3
A. W. Tozer Collection (57 vols.) is $ 89.98 lower than 2008 pre-publication price for 55 volume collection.
Tyndale Commentaries (49 vols.) is $ 29.95 lower than 2009 pre-publication price.
ESV Study Bible Notes matches pre-publication price.
Learn to Use Biblical Greek and Hebrew with Logos Bible Software is $ 90.02 more than pre-publication price (lowest price since videos shipped).
The Bible Speaks Today: New Testament (22 vols.) is $ 9.95 lower than a 2007 sale price for a Libronix CD.
The New International Commentary on the Old and New Testament (40 vols.) now matches 12 Days of Christmas price last year. Edit: price dropped to match lowest ever price. Thanks Logos [:D]
In 2009, Complete Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, The (22 Titles in 5 Vols.) was the Logos March Madness winner (Facebook sale price is next best offer)
Word Biblical Commentary (WBC) (59 vols.) is the best price publisher currently allows.
Facebook bonus matches lowest price offer.
Seem to remember other Facebook sale item being less than pre-publication price (depending on location, shipping may be bit less).
Keep Smiling [:)]
I've got eyes so much larger than my wallet. I'm praying I can somehow justify some goodies between this and March Madness. I did one commentary from March Madness. Back on my knees for now.
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The New International Commentary on the Old and New Testament (40 vols.) now matches 12 Days of Christmas price last year. Edit: price dropped to match lowest ever price. Thanks Logos
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NICOT/NT was $999 on pre-pub in October, 2009. The Facebook sale is an outstanding deal. Now is the time to get it if you don't already.
I just opened a random volume in that series (just happened to be 1 Corinthians) and, YES, they do include the study guides.Does anyone know if the Logos version of the New Testament BST series has Study Guide questions that are included in the back of the print versions?
Bill
Does anyone know if the Logos version of the New Testament BST series has Study Guide questions that are included in the back of the print versions?
I believe it does
EDIT: I see Bill answered while I was looking!
It's the best you're likely to see - ever.
A few of them I recognize as just about or barely above final pre-pub prices.
Thanks for your input. I wonder specifically about Tozer. Not long ago there was some sort of sale that someone said was the lowest ever?
If I recall correctly the price then was what you see today, $199.
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