What other titles are people seeing on sale or reduced besides Osborne? I looked at their discourse commentaries and Lexham Bible Guides and didn't notice a difference. Maybe I just don't remember their original prices?
On a related note, thanks for the heads up. I snagged Luke and Acts w/ the additional 25% for around $20
Paul Caneparo: I don't have any Logos subscription or package - other than the free of charge engine. I do have Steve Runge's high definition Romans commentary as a temporary license. I've noticed though that the Romans commentary has been reduced to only $16.99. How likely is it that I'll have permanent access via the temporary license? I'm tempted to buy, but don't want to waste money.
I don't have any Logos subscription or package - other than the free of charge engine. I do have Steve Runge's high definition Romans commentary as a temporary license. I've noticed though that the Romans commentary has been reduced to only $16.99. How likely is it that I'll have permanent access via the temporary license? I'm tempted to buy, but don't want to waste money.
Rick Ausdahl: Paul Caneparo: I don't have any Logos subscription or package - other than the free of charge engine. I do have Steve Runge's high definition Romans commentary as a temporary license. I've noticed though that the Romans commentary has been reduced to only $16.99. How likely is it that I'll have permanent access via the temporary license? I'm tempted to buy, but don't want to waste money. I'm curious... under what conditions does a temporary license ever provide permanent access? I wasn't aware that was ever the case.
My English may not have been clear enough. I was wondering if the books that I have access to via a temporary license are likely to remain the same. Customer service tell me that at this time they do not have any plans of removing or adding new books to Logos 8 basic. So hopefully I'll have access to the Romans HD commentary for the foreseeable future, although at $16.99 I'll probably buy one month when my spend is low - just to make sure.
Mattillo: What other titles are people seeing on sale or reduced besides Osborne? I looked at their discourse commentaries and Lexham Bible Guides and didn't notice a difference. Maybe I just don't remember their original prices? On a related note, thanks for the heads up. I snagged Luke and Acts w/ the additional 25% for around $20
The Transformative Word and Steven Runge commentaries have been reduced. Possibly others too.
John Fidel: A heads up for Faithlife Connect users... the one volume that shows I do not own is Acts, but it is included with the FL Connect subscription and is in my library with a temporary license. Some may want a "permanent" license, but you should check your resources to see if you already have a temporary license before buying these.
A heads up for Faithlife Connect users... the one volume that shows I do not own is Acts, but it is included with the FL Connect subscription and is in my library with a temporary license. Some may want a "permanent" license, but you should check your resources to see if you already have a temporary license before buying these.
I think it gets changed automatically to permanent when you buy, if not, then I’ll call CS; they can see my receipts 👍😁👌 I probably got all of the for kess than $50 with coupons and sales.
DAL
My post must not be clear. I am not buying, but if I just looked at the website it shows I do not have the Acts volume, when I do. It is just a temporary license. I do not intend to purchase it since I have it. If I did not know this was included with FL Connect I may have purchased a resource I already have access to in my library.
Apology for the confusion.
John Fidel:if I just looked at the website it shows I do not have the Acts volume, when I do. It is just a temporary license. I do not intend to purchase it since I have it. If I did not know this was included with FL Connect I may have purchased a resource I already have access to in my library.
FL is aware of this issue, and is considering how a temporary license might be shown on a product page.
You're not alone in wanting to see that, to avoid buying a resource which you already have access to.
My top three Logos 9 Wishlist items: Carta, Dark mode, and Hebrew audio bible, please.
Paul Caneparo: Paul Caneparo: Michael S.: So I wonder about this project: https://www.logos.com/product/147741/osborne-new-testament-commentaries-part-2 FL? Looks like we'll definitely get Luke, Acts and James (which hasn't gone into pre-pub yet): https://blog.logos.com/2018/11/remembering-grant-osborne/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+LogosBibleSoftwareBlog+%28Logos+Bible+Software+Blog%29 According to Amazon it looks like we'll get the James volume at the end of July https://www.amazon.co.uk/James-Verse-Osborne-Testament-Commentaries/dp/168359293X/ref=la_B001HCXIM2_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1552156673&sr=1-1&refinements=p_82%3AB001HCXIM2
Paul Caneparo: Michael S.: So I wonder about this project: https://www.logos.com/product/147741/osborne-new-testament-commentaries-part-2 FL? Looks like we'll definitely get Luke, Acts and James (which hasn't gone into pre-pub yet): https://blog.logos.com/2018/11/remembering-grant-osborne/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+LogosBibleSoftwareBlog+%28Logos+Bible+Software+Blog%29
Michael S.: So I wonder about this project: https://www.logos.com/product/147741/osborne-new-testament-commentaries-part-2 FL?
So I wonder about this project:
https://www.logos.com/product/147741/osborne-new-testament-commentaries-part-2
FL?
Looks like we'll definitely get Luke, Acts and James (which hasn't gone into pre-pub yet):
https://blog.logos.com/2018/11/remembering-grant-osborne/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+LogosBibleSoftwareBlog+%28Logos+Bible+Software+Blog%29
According to Amazon it looks like we'll get the James volume at the end of July
https://www.amazon.co.uk/James-Verse-Osborne-Testament-Commentaries/dp/168359293X/ref=la_B001HCXIM2_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1552156673&sr=1-1&refinements=p_82%3AB001HCXIM2
I've been looking out for the James volume to go into pre-pub. It's still not listed there. However searching Logos for Grant Osborne, there's an 11 volume set listed which includes James.
https://www.logos.com/product/176214/osborne-new-testament-commentaries
$12.44 if you own all the existing volumes in his commentary series.
I completed the unfortunately incomplete set. Too bad it won’t be completed anymore, but I’m also glad Logos dropped the price on the entire set.
Paul Caneparo:I've been looking out for the James volume to go into pre-pub. It's still not listed there.
The James volume is listed for pre-order here: https://lexhampress.com/products/170932/james-verse-by-verse.
DAL:I completed the unfortunately incomplete set. Too bad it won’t be completed anymore
We do have a partial manuscript for Hebrews from Grant that we're hoping to finish with the help of another scholar. We're also working on a solution for the rest of the volumes, though we have nothing concrete to announce yet.
Jake Mailhot: Paul Caneparo:I've been looking out for the James volume to go into pre-pub. It's still not listed there. The James volume is listed for pre-order here: https://lexhampress.com/products/170932/james-verse-by-verse. DAL:I completed the unfortunately incomplete set. Too bad it won’t be completed anymore We do have a partial manuscript for Hebrews from Grant that we're hoping to finish with the help of another scholar. We're also working on a solution for the rest of the volumes, though we have nothing concrete to announce yet.
Thanks Jake. I wouldn't have thought of looking there as previously I believe the series have been available as pre-pubs on the Logos site. Given I own all the published volumes it was cheaper to order the 11 set collection via Logos.
Paul Caneparo: Jake Mailhot: Paul Caneparo:I've been looking out for the James volume to go into pre-pub. It's still not listed there. The James volume is listed for pre-order here: https://lexhampress.com/products/170932/james-verse-by-verse. DAL:I completed the unfortunately incomplete set. Too bad it won’t be completed anymore We do have a partial manuscript for Hebrews from Grant that we're hoping to finish with the help of another scholar. We're also working on a solution for the rest of the volumes, though we have nothing concrete to announce yet. Thanks Jake. I wouldn't have thought of looking there as previously I believe the series have been available as pre-pubs on the Logos site. Given I own all the published volumes it was cheaper to order the 11 set collection via Logos.
Rick Ausdahl:for when the James volume is finished
…+ to ensure you are not mistakenly charged twice.
Rick Ausdahl: Paul Caneparo: Jake Mailhot: Paul Caneparo:I've been looking out for the James volume to go into pre-pub. It's still not listed there. The James volume is listed for pre-order here: https://lexhampress.com/products/170932/james-verse-by-verse. DAL:I completed the unfortunately incomplete set. Too bad it won’t be completed anymore We do have a partial manuscript for Hebrews from Grant that we're hoping to finish with the help of another scholar. We're also working on a solution for the rest of the volumes, though we have nothing concrete to announce yet. Thanks Jake. I wouldn't have thought of looking there as previously I believe the series have been available as pre-pubs on the Logos site. Given I own all the published volumes it was cheaper to order the 11 set collection via Logos. I ordered the 11 volume set as well for the same reason. Since I already had all but the James volume, I wasn't expecting to be charged anything until the James volume was delivered, but I was surprised I was charged immediately for it. Not a big deal except now I need to keep an eye open for when the James volume is finished to make sure I actually get it.
It is odd you can't preorder it in Logos.. but I did the same. I returned the order because I forgot to use my connect code and then decided I would just wait until it comes out instead
Mattillo: Rick Ausdahl: Paul Caneparo: Jake Mailhot: Paul Caneparo:I've been looking out for the James volume to go into pre-pub. It's still not listed there. The James volume is listed for pre-order here: https://lexhampress.com/products/170932/james-verse-by-verse. DAL:I completed the unfortunately incomplete set. Too bad it won’t be completed anymore We do have a partial manuscript for Hebrews from Grant that we're hoping to finish with the help of another scholar. We're also working on a solution for the rest of the volumes, though we have nothing concrete to announce yet. Thanks Jake. I wouldn't have thought of looking there as previously I believe the series have been available as pre-pubs on the Logos site. Given I own all the published volumes it was cheaper to order the 11 set collection via Logos. I ordered the 11 volume set as well for the same reason. Since I already had all but the James volume, I wasn't expecting to be charged anything until the James volume was delivered, but I was surprised I was charged immediately for it. Not a big deal except now I need to keep an eye open for when the James volume is finished to make sure I actually get it. It is odd you can't preorder it in Logos.. but I did the same. I returned the order because I forgot to use my connect code and then decided I would just wait until it comes out instead
Rick Ausdahl: You can preorder the individual James volume, in which case I assume you would not be charged until it's rolled out. But it apparently works different if you order the "11" volume set, even though you have the other "10" volumes and are just waiting for the James volume to be rolled out.
You can preorder the individual James volume, in which case I assume you would not be charged until it's rolled out. But it apparently works different if you order the "11" volume set, even though you have the other "10" volumes and are just waiting for the James volume to be rolled out.
Sorry what I meant was it was odd you could only pre-order the individual volume on LexhamPress and not Logos.