Revelation Verse by Verse Kindle Sale - Logos Sale too?

When I first heard of the Osborne New Testament Commentaries Series I became intrigued. Dr. Osborne is a well-respected evangelical scholar who has given his life to the understanding of the Scriptures, particularly the NT. Today, I saw his Revelation Verse by Verse commentary for $2.99 on Kindle (May 13-14 only). I would love to acquire it at that price, but I am far more interested in it for my Logos library.

Since this resource is published by Lexham Press, I am wondering if there is any chance that it could be offered for $2.99 in Logos format? Thanks for considering, Faithlife!

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Simon’s Brother

Oils ain't Oils and e-books ain't Logos formatted books. Or so we are told . . .

When I first heard of the Osborne New Testament Commentaries Series I became intrigued. Dr. Osborne is a well-respected evangelical scholar who has given his life to the understanding of the Scriptures, particularly the NT. Today, I saw his Revelation Verse by Verse commentary for $2.99 on Kindle (May 13-14 only). I would love to acquire it at that price, but I am far more interested in it for my Logos library.

Since this resource is published by Lexham Press, I am wondering if there is any chance that it could be offered for $2.99 in Logos format? Thanks for considering, Faithlife!

Jim

I saw his Revelation Verse by Verse commentary for $2.99 on Kindle

thanks for the tip. Just bought it.

Whyndell Grizzard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901601#Comment_901601

Thanks- got it

Robert M. Warren

Daniel:

FWIW: The more likely platform for Kindle price-matching is Vyrso, but those ebooks won't have bible milestones tagged, nor will they have a metadata type of "Bible Commentary". Without the ability to put the resource in a link set, or have it appear in a passage guide, you're probably just as well-off reading it in Kindle.

David Paul

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901618#Comment_901618

I'm sure there's an irony somewhere in Logos customers buying Lexham publications in Kindle format. Perhaps it is due to a dispute FL has with the publisher? [8-)]

Whyndell Grizzard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901621#Comment_901621

I'm sure there's an irony somewhere in Logos customers buying Lexham publications in Kindle format. Perhaps it is due to a dispute FL has with the publisher?

Actually this was a cheap way to find out if its worth considering in Logos- easy to convert to a Word product which is my preferred way of reading non-FL products.

Daniel Radke

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/901618#Comment_901618

Daniel:

FWIW: The more likely platform for Kindle price-matching is Vyrso, but those ebooks won't have bible milestones tagged, nor will they have a metadata type of "Bible Commentary". Without the ability to put the resource in a link set, or have it appear in a passage guide, you're probably just as well-off reading it in Kindle.

Yes, I am aware of all of this. I just thought that because Lexham Press is owned by Faithlife, perhaps they would be willing to match the Kindle discount on their Logos version of the same title. Oh well.