Would really like to get a big push on this one. This is just too valuable to let sit lonely in prepub.
https://www.logos.com/product/30801/commentary-on-the-new-testament-from-the-talmud-and-midrash
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Agreed! I’ve been in and will continue to stay in :)
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2 volumes are set now to ship in early Nov with the other volume following. Your push worked. Bumping so others can know.
Thank you, Angela!
For any wonder'ers, presuming Matthew as later, how big is Matthew? I pulled up the german version, and estimated the scroll bar! Strictly visual, I'd say 45%. Romans-Rev maybe 30%. And Mark-Acts to include excursus on festivals and halikah, maybe 25%.
For any Logosians getting antsie, interestingly this resource:
https://www.logos.com/product/5339/jesus-in-context-background-readings-for-gospel-study
smilingly presented itself as a 'poor-mans Strack Billerbeck'. It's limited to the gospels, but expands into the apocrypha, Josephus, Philo, and early church fathers. And it can't link to the Bible (barely, if using a CitedBy). S&B (german) links directly, but is more useful using a CitedBy (many cross-refs). But Bock's volume does try to identify what was later, vs earlier.
Thanks DMB! There is a table in the front of JiC that will direct you where to go for the scriptures you are looking for. That is usually where I look.
Mattillo: There is a table in the front of JiC that will direct you where to go for the scriptures you are looking for. That is usually where I look.
There is a table in the front of JiC that will direct you where to go for the scriptures you are looking for. That is usually where I look.
Yes, but it's sectioned ... big pericopes across multiple gospels. SB is verse specific ... very linkable.
Our Logosian that's a professor down in Costa Rica had a good web article on Logos' english S&B (Gary Shogren).
https://openoureyeslord.com/category/contemporary-theologians/strack-billerbeck-contemporary-theologians/
Also, the Logos product page for JiC had an interesting customer comment.
Actually, I'd not looked at JiC much ... I get a bit jaded at context books that get too parallel-iferous. But now, I'm going to take a closer look ... some interesting sources.