Curious about Facts not in Bible Facts

LimJK

I am just curious as to why the following are not tagged as Bible Facts:

Sheol (Hb שׁאול)
Hades (Gk ᾅδης)
Abyss (Gk ἄβυσσος)
Katoteros (Gk κατώτερος)
Hell/Gehenna (Gk γέενναν)
Tartarus (Gk ταρταρόω)
The Sea (Gk θάλασσα)
Death & Hades
Utter Darkness (Gk σκότος)
Lake of Fire
etc.

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Graham Criddle

Interesting!

We saw some cases in beta testing where words weren't tagged as would have been expected.

This looks like it could be another case.

Hopefully someone from Logos will be able to comment

Lynden O. Williams

Hi

I am just curious as to why the following are not tagged as Bible Facts:

Sheol (Hb שׁאול)

Hades (Gk ᾅδης)

Abyss (Gk ἄβυσσος)

Katoteros (Gk κατώτερος)

Hell/Gehenna (Gk γέενναν)

Tartarus (Gk ταρταρόω)

The Sea (Gk θάλασσα)

Death & Hades

Utter Darkness (Gk σκότος)

Lake of Fire

etc.

With the exception of "the sea", Logos may be looking at places where people have visited in the Bible or somewhere geographically that you can visit now.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425682#Comment_425682

With the exception of "the sea", Logos may be looking at places where people have visited in the Bible or somewhere geographically that you can visit now.

Interesting thought.

Made me check and "heaven" isn't tagged either!

LimJK

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425682#Comment_425682

With the exception of "the sea", Logos may be looking at places where people have visited in the Bible or somewhere geographically that you can visit now.

Yes, maybe I should have excluded "the sea" from the least. Well, the reason I have it in my list, I thought it has the same "bible sense" as "Death and Hades" in Rev 20:13 [:)]

¹³And the sea gave up the dead who were in it, Death and Hades gave up the dead who were in them, and they were judged, each one of them, according to what they had done.

Just curious.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425682#Comment_425682

With the exception of "the sea", Logos may be looking at places where people have visited in the Bible or somewhere geographically that you can visit now.

There's probably be a requirement that Biblical Places have Geo-co-ordinates so that they can be plotted on the map.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425682#Comment_425682

With the exception of "the sea", Logos may be looking at places where people have visited in the Bible or somewhere geographically that you can visit now.

My next residence ! [:D] OK, don't you dare agree.

LimJK

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425744#Comment_425744

There's probably be a requirement that Biblical Places have Geo-co-ordinates so that they can be plotted on the map.

Mark,

Thank you for you Video, I watched it 3 times [:)]

Reason for my question:

I like the New Bible Facts Report. I thought if such Facts could be included, the referent information would be very valuable.
Any way after posting, I looked at the new Topic Guide, it seems to provide most of the information, and if we read through the various Encyclopedia articles we probably get the information we need. ... just missed the referent part [:(] for the non-Geo-co-ordinates type of Biblical Places.

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425754#Comment_425754

With the exception of "the sea", Logos may be looking at places where people have visited in the Bible or somewhere geographically that you can visit now.

My next residence ! OK, don't you dare agree.

If you mean "the sea" I have already lived there. Sometimes it was fun; sometimes it was… [8-|]

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425815#Comment_425815

If you mean "the sea" I have already lived there. Sometimes it was fun; sometimes it was…

You're diplomatic, Jack. No, I wasn't referring to the sea.

Sean Boisen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425744#Comment_425744

With the exception of "the sea", Logos may be looking at places where people have visited in the Bible or somewhere geographically that you can visit now.

There's probably be a requirement that Biblical Places have Geo-co-ordinates so that they can be plotted on the map.

Right, our first collection of Biblical Places (which came out in Logos 4) was primarily to support maps, so we defined "place" as a physical location on the earth with geo-coordinates. That doesn't necessarily mean we know where it was, of course: so we have Eden as a place, though without geo-coordinates. But these other kinds of places are of a rather different sort. There are some good arguments for capturing them too, and we may do that in the future.

LimJK

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425867#Comment_425867

But these other kinds of places are of a rather different sort. There are some good arguments for capturing them too, and we may do that in the future.

Sean,

Thanks, good to know that you may capture such type of Biblical Places in the future [:)]

Simon’s Brother

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425831#Comment_425831

If you mean "the sea" I have already lived there. Sometimes it was fun; sometimes it was…

You're diplomatic, Jack. No, I wasn't referring to the sea.

But your not 39 until your next Birthday George, so your a long way off moving to your next residence.