https://www.logos.com/products/search?q=ayb&start=0&sort=rel&pageSize=60
Now we can choose the volumes we really appreciated..:-)
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Thanks Rosie! I've edit the link with the right parameters.
That link will only show AYB for the short term until newer things are released after it, so here's a link that will work whenever someone stumbles across this thread:
https://www.logos.com/products/search?q=ayb&pageSize=60
At least in the New Testament they should all be lbxlls -files.
EDIT: just the most interesting volumes in the New Testament in Logos would have been exactly $471. I got the NT set including the old Mt -volume in Accordance on a sale for $449.99. The interesting NT volumes are: First Corinthians by Joseph A. Fitzmyer, The Letters to the Thessalonians by Abraham J. Malherbe, Letter to Philemon by Joseph A. Fitzmyer, II Corinthians by Victor Paul Furnish, Colossians by Markus Barth, Helmut Blanke and Astrid B. Beck, The Letter of James by Luke Timothy Johnson, Mark 1–8 by Joel Marcus, Mark 8–16 by Joel Marcus, Galatians by J. Louis Martyn, 2 Peter, Jude by Jerome H. Neyrey, Epistles of John by Raymond Edward Brown.
I have Isaiah 56–66 by Joseph Blenkinsopp as printed matter.
EDIT2: I have not had a thorough look at the OT volumes. I just bought Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary (btw: the price for ZIBBCOT can't be negotiated lower on phone, not even when ordering other things at the same time). Unless I return ZIBBCOT I doubt I will afford to buy anything in Logos this weekend, on Monday or in April. I just put ~ $1,500 (which I had managed to save since end of December 2013) on a savings account with OK interest where the money will be locked for a year, to prevent me from ordering too many books.
Pardon me while I scream my appreciation. YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY [y]
I have been waiting for this for a long time.
I'm wondering if we buy these as logos4 or lbxlls files? Can anyone from Logos tell us? Thanks, Martin.
This is good news. And thanks to Unix for sharing his thoughts on the most valuable volumes.
Would others please share their thoughts on which volumes of Anchor are most to be desired?
My exposure to the series is pretty limited, but the one I bought in paper is Jacob Milgrom's 3 Leviticus volumes.
They are unparalleled IMHO for a technical study of the book. With caveats and considerations. He writes as a Jew, not a Christian, so he does not reveal Jesus on purpose, but he is there nonetheless.His knowledge of the rabbinic literature is vast, his mastery of Hebrew is obvious ("native?").
If you're going to study Leviticus with depth, it is a worthy three volume set.
Now I'm just trying to convince my stubborn budget that I can get them in Logos too.
I am excited to see this collection broken up. I have never used this set - the bundled price makes it inaccessible to this student. But I am glad that I can now buy a volume or two that I know I will use, and see how I like it.
Thanks Logos!
Michael
I would have to say The book of Daniel & Revelation, then the three from Isaiah, then the three from Jeremiah. But this is because of looking into end times..
But all of these would be a pretty penny.[:(]
Genesis Leviticus Numbers and Deuteronomy were written by Jews.
Michael I would have to say The book of Daniel & Revelation, then the three from Isaiah, then the three from Jeremiah. But this is because of looking into end times.. But all of these would be a pretty penny.
But all of these would be a pretty penny.
Their introduction states that: "The book of Daniel was written as resistance literature, to strengthen and console loyal Jews of the second century BC who had to endure religious, economic, and social oppression at the hands of Antiochus I."
https://www.logos.com/product/41441/the-anchor-yale-bible-the-book-of-daniel
And thus would be useless for studying end times as the AYB declares Daniel to be a second century fake. Just saved myself $31.95.
I looked at the Exodus books because that is what we are going through now. Two volumes of around 1500 pages expounding on Exodus which the author thinks is fiction. I just saved almost $110.
And thus would be useless for studying end times as the AYB declares Daniel to be a second century fake. Just saved myself $31.95. I looked at the Exodus books because that is what we are going through now. Two volumes of around 1500 pages expounding on Exodus which the author thinks is fiction. I just saved almost $110.
It is amazing that many of the BIG names in Biblical research do not believe that the Bible is the Word of God.
