Question for prioritization guru
Is this the correct prioritization scheme for Bibles?
- Top English Bible choice NRSV
- Priority English Bibles for specific ranges where the books (range) is outside the canon of the NRSV
- Priority English Bibles for specific lectionary resources
- Priority English Bibles for specific commentary and monograph resources
- General (default) English Bible choices
- Top Greek non-Septuagint Bible (or Morphology Interactive fails)
- Top Greek Bibles - NT & LXX
- Top Hebrew/Latin/Syriac Bibles - no special restrictions imposed by Logos
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Personally have advanced prioritization for a number of resources before highest prioritized Bible.
Keep Smiling [:)]
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I'm smiling because you're looking for a "prioritization guru" who cares about "books ... outside the canon of the NRSV" and "lectionary resources" and "Syriac Bibles."
You've just given a job description for yourself!
Anyone who would post a post like this is the prioritization guru of all prioritization gurus.
Good luck finding someone who knows more about any of this stuff than you do.
I'd only be able to manage a cheeky reply:
MJ. Smith said:Is this the correct prioritization scheme for Bibles?
- Top English Bible choice NRSV
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Of course not. Top English Bible choice should be TNIV. [:P]
Alas, I can't really help. Apart from English Bibles and one Greek Bible and one Hebrew Bible, I don't use let alone prioritize any of that other stuff.
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I think of Mark Barnes as the prioritization guru with Dave getting a serious nod .... but I am beginning to believe that there is a bug in prioritization but can't prove it until I'm sure how it is intended to work.
But you mean you don't CARE what happens when you enter a reference to the Psalms of Solomon[:O] How unVerbumian ... from an online lay oriented lectionary commentary:
"If he is thinking of Is 35:5-6, his list of credentials could be interpreted as powerful deeds a messiah might do. If instead he is thinking of the Psalms of Solomon 17 (a first-century B.C.E. composition), then he has in mind the ideal Jewish king who is primarily a military and political leader." http://liturgy.slu.edu/3AdvA121513/theword_cultural.html
See it's not just me ... honest ...well, okay, maybe a little bit just me ... Fr. Devin ... help!
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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MJ, this thread might be relevant: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/29085/215432.aspx#215432
OT, this is a good overview of one rational for advanced prioritization: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/21058/159142.aspx#159142
Note the potential to enhance the desktop UI right/left arrow shortcut.
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Thank you ... its led to some more testing which is helping to narrow down a bug
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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The main thing is to prioritize books that cover the same canon or range of 'bible' books for look-up purposes.
e,g, with no advanced restrictions
- ESV
- REB
- NLT
- NET
- NRSV
- LES
- LES (AT)
- LXX Swete
- SBLGNT
ESV is my #1 bible and #1 English bible (i.e. preferred bible).
REB is #1 for Aprocrypha references whilst NRSV catches the rest.
LES picks up Septuagint unique references.
LXX Swete is #1 Hebrew bible and SBLGNT is #1 Greek bible.
REB, NLT, NET & NRSV are alternative English bibles for references common to the ESV (in the Context menu) and these five are my Top Bibles.
Looking at
- Top English Bible choice NRSV
- Priority English Bibles for specific ranges where the books (range) is outside the canon of the NRSV
- Priority English Bibles for specific lectionary resources
- Priority English Bibles for specific commentary and monograph resources
- General (default) English Bible choices
- Top Greek non-Septuagint Bible (or Morphology Interactive fails)
- Top Greek Bibles - NT & LXX
- Top Hebrew/Latin/Syriac Bibles - no special restrictions imposed by Logos
1. English bibles
Some of your bibles for specific resources may not be listed in the Context menu of 5 if NRSV or the Bibles for specific ranges have the reference
Likewise your General English bibles may not be listed.
It comes down to the number of bibles you prioritize in each category and what you want in the context menu as alternative sources for the same reference i.e. 'trial and error' because it also affects Top Bibles
2. Language Bibles
You obviously prefer English bibles so there is little chance they will appear in the context menu for common references and even less chance they will be in Top Bibles. But your #1 language choice is unaffected.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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MJ. Smith said:
Is this the correct prioritization scheme for Bibles?
No.
Your Top English Bible should not be first. Remember, Logos works down the list until it finds something that matches. As it stands, your lectionary and commentary choices will be ignored, because Logos will match with the NRSV before it 'sees' your later prioritisations. So, you should move "Priority English Bibles for specific lectionary resources", and "Priority English Bibles for specific commentary and monograph resources" to the top of the list.
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Mark Barnes said:
Your Top English Bible should not be first.
In terms of primary look-up source: Yes
In terms of Context menu: it only affects the order of resources (which I was addressing)
In terms of 'Top Bibles': No impact - Bibles with resource-specific prioritizations are not included
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Mark Barnes said:
Your Top English Bible should not be first. Remember, Logos works down the list until it finds something that matches.
For several years, I had the top Bible below as you suggest. However, I ran into problems of "not found" that forced me to move one (and only one) Bible to the top. I'll try later to find the thread relating to that problem. The logical order to me does not work in all tools - what I would expect to set would be:
- Bibles for specific resources
- Bibles for specific ranges
- General default Bibles
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Having Bibles for specific ranges above general default Bibles breaks the "Top Bibles" auto-collection, because the Top Bibles will selected from your first five resources that are not set to specific resources.
That doesn't really matter though, because you probably don't need to use Top Bibles for anything.
If it does matter, I would simply move General default Bibles above Bibles for specific ranges, then if necessary use advanced prioritisation on the general Bibles to restrict their range to just Gen-Rev, or whatever you want. I would imagine that most of your default Bibles won't need advanced prioritisation because they won't include the Bible ranges you'll specify later in your more specific prioritisation.
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Looking back at old posts it was the behavior of Power Lookup that forced the range specific resources up in the priority range.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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MJ. Smith said:
Looking back at old posts it was the behavior of Power Lookup that forced the range specific resources up in the priority range.
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