SUGGESTION: Anthology of Logos software helps

I would like to have an anthology of articles such as the following included in Logos as a Lexham Press offering. Note these are simply samples I've run into ...

How to Read and Understand the Göttingen Septuagint: A Short Primer, part 1 | Abram K-J
How to Read and Understand the Göttingen Septuagint: A Short Primer, part 2 | Abram K-J
Can I Trust My Bible Software? Why Bible Searches May Not Find What You Expect | Dr. Harry Alan Hahne
Some Instructive Searches Using Logos4 | A. D. Forbes
Andersen and Forbes on Genesis 1:1-3 | Robert Holmstedt on Ancient Hebrew Poetry
The Theory Behind the Cascadia Syntax Graphs | Mike Aubrey on Koine Greek
OpenText.org Annotation Model | OpenText.org
Introducing the OpenText.org Syntactically Analyzed Greek New Testament | OpenText.org
Semantic Domain Theory: An Introduction to the use of the Louw-Nida Lexicon in the OpenText.org Project | OpenText.org
A Guide to the Use of the BHS Critical Apparatus | Bethel Seminary
Understanding BHS: A Manual for the Users of Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia | Reinhard Wonneberger
Introduction to the Apparatus of the Nestle-Aland | Brent Nongbri
Hebrew cantillation marks and their encoding | Helmut Richter
What is the meaning of Elijah’s reply to Elisha in 1 Kings 19:20? | Joseph Lukowski on Biblical Hermeneutics
Are bdellium and onyx stone types of ‘gold’? | Biblical Hermeneutics
Accurate translation of חֶמְדַּ֣ת in Haggai 2:7 | Biblical Hermeneutics
Why are there extra dots in Genesis 33:4? | Biblical Hermeneutics
Comparing Greek Morphologies – Part I | Koine Greek blog by Mike Aubrey
Comparing Greek Morphologies – Part II | Koine Greek blog by Mike Aubrey
The Word Tree, an interactive Visual Concordance | Martin Wattendberg and Fernanda B. Viégas

I am sure that the staff at Faithlife can come up with a better list ... or some of the academic users could make recommendations. But access to materials on how to use our resources would be very useful especially for non-seminary types. It would fit very nicely into the recent additions to the Guides which are making more of our resources easily accessible.

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Jack Caviness

Good suggestion [Y]

James Taylor

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