Fundamentals Package Question

I am looking for some insight from those who know more about the FP than I do.

I am currently discipling a brother from my church and I will eventually introduce him to the program when we go through hermeneutics. Is the FP a good place to start for someone like him? Would it be worth getting it for him (If he likes the program)? And also, what are a few other basic resources one would need to add to the package for effective Bible study?

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Dave Hooton

Fundamentals is a good start. The Bible Dictionaries and Commentaries are very good value, together with lectionaries, maps and harmonies. A Greek and Hebrew bible are the only extras that could be required.

Jonathan Bradley

I am looking for some insight from those who know more about the FP than I do.

I am currently discipling a brother from my church and I will eventually introduce him to the program when we go through hermeneutics. Is the FP a good place to start for someone like him? Would it be worth getting it for him (If he likes the program)? And also, what are a few other basic resources one would need to add to the package for effective Bible study?

Check out the free books that Logos has HERE for some great freebies, such as a Greek NT.

Rafe Andersen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/989725#Comment_989725

Fundamentals is a good start. The Bible Dictionaries and Commentaries are very good value, together with lectionaries, maps and harmonies. A Greek and Hebrew bible are the only extras that could be required.

Thank you for that information. My disciple has no ability in Greek or Hebrew, So I think all he needs is another tagged English text like the NASB and the ESV for now.

Rafe Andersen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/989726#Comment_989726

I am looking for some insight from those who know more about the FP than I do.

I am currently discipling a brother from my church and I will eventually introduce him to the program when we go through hermeneutics. Is the FP a good place to start for someone like him? Would it be worth getting it for him (If he likes the program)? And also, what are a few other basic resources one would need to add to the package for effective Bible study?

Check out the free books that Logos has HERE for some great freebies, such as a Greek NT.

Thank you very much.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/989731#Comment_989731

So I think all he needs is another tagged English text like the NASB and the ESV for now.

A 'tagged' ESV is in the package, also CSB, LEB and KJV. You can get the NASB resource, but the Reverse Interlinear 'tagging' for Hebrew and Greek is extra.