DARCOM series - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/symposium-on-daniel.html

Bible Amplifier Commentary Series - http://store.iadpa.org/item60152.html

Seventh-day Adventist Believe - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/seventh-day-adventists-believe.html

Secrets of Daniel & Revelation (Doukhan) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/secrets-of-revelation-the-apocalypse-through-hebrew-eyes.html

God Cares  Vol. 1 & 2 (Maxwell) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/god-cares-volume-1.html

Daniel (Shea) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/daniel-2.html

Daniel (Stefanovic) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/daniel-wisdom-to-the-wise.html)

Ellen White Series (Knight) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/ellen-white-series.html

Adventist Heritage Series (Knight) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/a-brief-history-of-seventh-day-adventists.html

The Coming of the Comforter (Froom) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/the-coming-of-the-comforter.html

Messenger of the Lord (Douglas) - http://www.adventistbookcenter.com/messenger-of-the-lord.html

book by Goldstein, Paulien

SDA Minister's Handbook, SDA Elder's Handbook

Supplemental book for SS Quarterly Lessons

My first list didn't go through due to all the links, though I did it again and expanded it a little... But here go the titles

Like the two previous responses

AUSS
BRI resources (especially DARCOM and the 2 Vol set of Understanding and Interpreting Scripture)
Abundant Life Bible Amplifier Commentary Series

Possibly for Vyrso:
Adventist Heritage Series (Knight, 3 or 4 books)
Ellen White Series (Knight; Meeting, Reading, Walking with EGW)

Any chance that it can be sold separately?

Lynden Williams said:

Adventist Church Manual  I am partial to the one from our Division

I did not know the manual varied from division to division. Wouldn't it be helpful to have all of them for comparison purposes including all the versions from rhe original I believe in 1932?

Lynden Williams said:

It will involve scanning the old manuals

Why? They are available for public download in pdf format at the archives: http://docs.adventistarchives.org/documents.asp?CatID=56&SortBy=2&ShowDateOrder=True

There are actually 17 of them. They would need automated tagging, but that is it. Then comparisons would be easy.

I did not see manuals that were different by division. I would be surprised if they were, since the manual is voted at the General Conference in full session and is not a division or union action.

are you talking about the church manual or Church policy handbook?

Lynden Williams said:

Ordination of Women as Church Elders
Criteria for the Ordination of elders and deacons who have been disfellowshiped but have returned to the Church
Use of Jewelry

I had forgotten the instructions about a supplement! It is too much to expect all the supplements on Logos but I would really love to see them all.

I happy with diversity where local conditions differ (WO for example).

Here is a list of adventist books already published in Logos

Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary Standard Edition (12 vols.)

Exploring the Heavenly Sanctuary: Understanding Seventh-day AdventistTheology by Marc Rasell

Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary Expanded Edition

Andrews Study Bible by Andrews University

Read Greek in 30 Days or Less: New Testament, Old Testament, Apocrypha, Philo, Church Fathers by W. Larry Richards

The Prophecies of Daniel and the Revelation by Uriah Smith

NIV Application Commentary: Leviticus, Numbers by Roy E. Gane

book in a set (pre-Pub)

Student’s Vocabulary for Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic by Larry A. Mitchel in Zondervan Biblical Languages Collection (35 vols.)

Flame of Yahweh: Sexuality in the Old Testament by Richard M. Davidson in Baker Academic Old Testament Backgrounds (16 vols.)

in pre-Pub

A Christian Worldview and Mental Health

Andrews University Press Theological Studies Collection (4 vols.)

Andrews University Press Biblical Studies Collection (2 vols.)

Homosexuality, Marriage, and the Church: Biblical, Counseling, and Religious Liberty Issues

Systematic Theology (3 vols.) by Norman R. Gulley

Bible Translation Institute's Russian New Testament and Psalms

Andrews University Press Sabbath Studies Collection (3 vols.)

somebody know other adventist books published by Logos?

Martin, in case it is useful for you when putting together SDA packages, when I taught my theology students Logos in the Spring, I recommended the following resources for them. This was before the many AU Press pre-pubs came, so now I would have included many of them.

The prices include the academic discount that students get.

* Base package: as high as you can afford, at least with basic Hebrew and Greek tools

* Adventist resources - must have:
Andrews study bible ($35)
Ellen White with SDA bible commentary and SDA handbook of theology ($83)

* Adventist resources - when you can afford it:
Norman Gulley, Systematic Theology 3 vols ($75 on pre-pub)
Uriah Smith, Prophecies of Daniel and Revelation ($8, a lot has changed in our interpretation since this pioneer, but at this price the classic is worth getting)

* Commentaries - must have (exceptional value for money, conservative and often close to SDA interpretations):
Tyndale commentaries ($180)
Expositor's Bible Commentary ($130; $460 for the revised edition if you can afford it)

* Commentaries - over the years when you can afford it:
Socio-Rhetorical Commentary Series ($99)
Baker exegetical commentary ($700, preferably buy these sets on sale!)
Word biblical commentary ($600, includes the whole Bible)
New international commentary ($1290, probably the single best series, but expensive)
New international greek testament commentary ($400)
N. T. Wright Collection ($330, the New Testament books, best popular-level series with built in sermon-illustrations)
JPS Tanakh Commentary ($290 Jewish series, on select OT books)
NIV Application Commentary ($784, can be bought in smaller portions)
Hermeneia and Continental Commentaries ($1200, best critical series; or the Anchor Bible series)

* Bible dictionaries

Buy either the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary ($160 in 6 volumes) OR the InterVarsity Bible Dictionaries ($103 IVP Reference Collection, $70 Pentateuch and historical books, $70 prophets and poetic books = total $250)
The Anchor is historical-critical while the InterVarsity is more conservative, however for a Bible dictionary that does not matter too much. Anchor makes up for it in comprehensiveness.

* Greek/Hebrew lexicons
Buy as big base package as you can afford. The BDAG/HALOT Bundle ($250) is part of 'Portfolio' package which few pastors can afford, so you might consider buying the BDAG/HALOT bundle by itself later when you can afford it.
Liddell and Scott Greek ($120) and Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint ($38) are part of the 'Biblical Languages' base package and above, so you might already have that.

* Introductions - when you can afford it:

If you have a good commentary set you will have good introductions to each book of the Bible. But when you can afford it, these are great resources:
Zondervan Old and New Testament Introductions ($270), or just the following two books: Introduction to the Old Testament by Tremper Longman ($35) and Introduction to the New Testament by Moo and Carson ($32)

Zondervan Biblical Theology Collection ($120)

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Martin, let me also add that if you are able to negotiate individual books into different SDA packages, I consider the following books written by Adventists as useful for most of our pastors:

Laurence Turner (OT professor at Newbold College, England), Announcements of Plot in Genesis, Sheffield Academic Press (now T&T Clark). It is his doctoral dissertation written at Sheffield University, and it completely changed the way I read the Abraham story in Genesis.

Roy Gane (OT professor at Andrews), The NIV Application Commentary on Leviticus and Numbers, Zondervan. Gane is considered a leading authority on Leviticus also outside our denomination, and this commentary is very useful for all sanctuary-interested readers.

Roy Gane, Cult and Character, Eisenbrauns. His revised dissertation on the sanctuary written under Milgrom (a Jewish scholar who was considered THE leading expert on the Israelite sanctuary and the book of Leviticus when he died in 2010). A bit technical for the average pastor but should be included in an "SDA top-package". Gane's self-published Altar Call deserves to be in Logos (just contact him!) and is a must-read for all SDA pastors and lay members interested in the sanctuary.

Gerhard Hasel (late professor at Andrews), New Testament Theology and Old Testament Theology, Eerdmans. Both books are a bit dated by now (esp. the one on NT), but no better books on the methodology and history of biblical theology have been written by an Adventist since then. They are SDA 'classics' that many want to have.

Larry Richards (emeritus professor at Andrews), Read Greek in 30 days or less, self-published. Best introduction (and refresher) textbook on biblical Greek.

Lynden, Roy Gane is arguably the Adventist biblical scholar most respected outside our circles. At scholarly meetings on the Pentateuch one repeatedly hears "Milgrom and Gane" cited as the leading authorities on the sanctuary.

Many of our pastors don't know the story behind Gane's scholarship. Gane himself or his OT students should probably write the following instead of me (my specialty is the New Testament), but let me give the short version. When Gane did his doctoral work at Berkely in California under Milgrom, Gane was initially led to an understanding about the Day of Atonement that is quite different from SDA orthodoxy. Milgrom's view was that every day when an israelite sinned, the sanctuary became defiled (that very moment when the sin took place). Then when sacrifices were offered in the sanctuary, the sin was atonened for and the sanctuary was cleansed. What then was the purpose of the Day of Atonement, if the sanctuary was cleansed with each daily sacrifice? The SDA position, in contrast to Milgrom, was that the sanctuary was not defiled when an isrealite sinned but rather was transferred to the sanctuary when a sacrifice was offered. Sins then gathered up in the sanctuary during the year, and it was only on the annual Day of Atonement that all the sins from the year was cleansed from the sanctuary.

Being a self-described "hard-core exegete", Gane went where his research led him - which was toward's his advisor's interpretation. After a while however he saw the weakness of this aspect of Milgrom's understanding and became convinced that the traditional Adventist view of the function of the Day of Atonement was basically sound. In many areas Gane agrees with Milgrom, but Gane ended up with a different view about this aspect of the sanctuary service. The book Cult and Character deals with these issues, and is the first and only major evaluation of Milgrom's work on the sanctuary.

Since we are talking about SDA works in Logos: Another Adventist book on the sanctuary, Exploring the Heavenly Sanctuary by Marc Rasell, seems unfortunately to be unaware of the writings of Roy Gane. I did my undergraduate in theology at Newbold College at the same time as Marc Rasell in the early 90s, and this book is a nice popular-level little book about the sanctuary. Maybe in the future Rasell could update the book and the references in it to include the seminal work done by Roy Gane.

Lynden Williams said:

Thanks Reimar. logos4:Search;kind=Basic;q=roy_gane;match=stem Yield a few hits. He is sited at least three times in LBD and once in Preaching the Word by Kenneth Matthews.

Those with a different set of books than I will probably get more hits.

Good idea, Lynden. This was a fun exercise! I have a lot of academic journals in Logos, giving me these results for a broad search in all my Logos resources:

Roy Gane 236 results in 61 articles in 28 resources.

Jacques Doukhan 76 results in 58 articles in 31 resources.

Richard Davidson 16 results in 15 articles in 14 resources (I did not count the many R. Davidson results, since some of these refer to someone else)

Øystein Labianca (archaeologist at Andrews) 118 results in 78 articles in 32 resources

For our NT teachers:

Jon Paulien 223 results in 143 articles in 46 resources

Tom (Thomas) Shepherd 47 results in 38 articles in 30 resources (a few of these however refer to the 17th century Puritan with the same name)

But the top of the list belongs to:

Gerhard Hasel 1818 results in 406 articles in 221 resources. That is some legacy!

Reimar Vetne said:

Roy Gane 236 results in 61 articles in 28 resources.

Well, it is possible there are some false positives in there. But I checked quite a few of the 236 results in 28 resources, and I only found references to the true Roy Gane. Mostly about his NIV Application commentary on Leviticus and Numbers, his Cult and Character, some AUSS articles, SBL papers, etc.