Commentaries on John Requested

Russ Quinn

Just added the following commentaries on John to the Wiki Resource Request page:

Barrett, C. K. The Gospel according to John. 2nd ed. Westminster: 1978.
Bruce, F. F. The Gospel of John. Eerdmans: 1983.
Hoskyns, Edwyn Clement. The Fourth Gospel. Faber and Faber: 1947.
Witherington, Ben. John's Wisdom. Westminster John Knox: 1995.

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Ralph A. Abernethy III

Wow, Russ, I didn't know the wiki to request resources was there. Thanks for making me aware of it.

I [Y] your request for these commentaries on John.

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/80964#Comment_80964

I didn't know the wiki to request resources was there.

It's really more for the users to list their requests, especially since it has no way to gauge demand. Logos has stated in the past that their usual method of tracking requests is to count requests sent to the suggest@logos.com address. What we really need is some sort of voting system.

Friedrich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/80985#Comment_80985

What we really need is some sort of voting system.

you are right on the money on that one, Todd. Especially now with increased forum participation, etc., the "suggest" email isn't that high a priority/on the radar. And I see suggestions, and think "yeah, i like that' but I may or may not respond. How would you see a voting system work?

Friedrich

Just added the following commentaries on John to the Wiki Resource Request page:

Barrett, C. K. The Gospel according to John. 2nd ed. Westminster: 1978.

Bruce, F. F. The Gospel of John. Eerdmans: 1983.

Hoskyns, Edwyn Clement. The Fourth Gospel. Faber and Faber: 1947.

Witherington, Ben. John's Wisdom. Westminster John Knox: 1995.

i might add Schnackenburg to that list. Actually, I would LOVE to get individual AYale titles. Like RE Brown on John. I wonder why publishers/logos deals don't often have that option.

Russ Quinn

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/80993#Comment_80993

i might add Schnackenburg to that list. Actually, I would LOVE to get individual AYale titles. Like RE Brown on John. I wonder why publishers/logos deals don't often have that option.

Oops, good save, Dan.

I just added Schackenburg and Ridderbos. Keener was already on there.

They just broke the Yale Anchor Bible set into NT and OT sets.

Anchor Yale Bible: New Testament (26 Vols.)

Anchor Yale Bible: Old Testament (58 Vols.)

I would suspect that individual volumes are probably not too far behind.

I hope so. I just bought the NT set. I wouldn't mind Milgrom on Leviticus and Seow on Ecclesiastes from OT.

Ted Hans

Barrett, C. K. The Gospel according to John. 2nd ed. Westminster: 1978.
Bruce, F. F. The Gospel of John. Eerdmans: 1983.
Hoskyns, Edwyn Clement. The Fourth Gospel. Faber and Faber: 1947.
Witherington, Ben. John's Wisdom. Westminster John Knox: 1995.

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Ted Hans

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/80993#Comment_80993

Schnackenburg to that list

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Ted Hans

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81003#Comment_81003

Ridderbos

Keener was already on there.

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Friedrich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81003#Comment_81003

They just broke the Yale Anchor Bible set into NT and OT sets.

Anchor Yale Bible: New Testament (26 Vols.)

Anchor Yale Bible: Old Testament (58 Vols.)

I would suspect that individual volumes are probably not too far behind.

I hope so. I just bought the NT set. I wouldn't mind Milgrom on Leviticus and Seow on Ecclesiastes from OT.

Great news! Can't get AY yet, even in that scenario (sshhhhh. don't tell anyone, i just did portfolio on payment plan), but it sure is nice to know. I don't have much experience with their OT volumes except for a few. And those seemed "thin." But thanks for the indirect recommendation on Leviticus and Seow.

Ralph A. Abernethy III

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81078#Comment_81078

I would enthusiastically welcome the opportunity to purchase individual commentaries from Anchor/Yale. Brown's John would be at the top of my list.

Russ Quinn

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81085#Comment_81085

Another one I just realized I failed to include and just added:

Pryor, John W. John, Evangelist of the Covenant People: The Narrative and Themes of the Fourth Gospel. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity, 1992.