Old Testament Library

I just purchased a used copy of von Rad's Genesis - would sure would be great in Logos. 

Yep. We need this.

I want to read Von Rad on Genesis in Logos please.

Just bumping this up again.

We need OTL/NTL in Logos! I'm eagerly awaiting Beverly Roberts Gaventa's NTL volume on Romans and I'd love to not have to buy the book because the series is available in Logos instead.

Any chance we could get an idea from Logos if this is even being pursued?

I, for one, would purchase the entire series without hesitation.

I hope the other ones arrive too especially the Pentateuch Joshua Jeremiah and Chronicles.

I am wondering why these cant begin as complete offerings? Childs on Exodus, McKane on Proverbs, Von Rad on Genesis and Deuteronomy are some of my go to commentaries on those books...there are also non-commentary books by authours such as John J Collins...the series is quite varied...and I'd like to have them all! Pretty please...:)

Kevin A Lewis:

just for link completeness

http://bestcommentaries.com/series/new-testament-library-ntl/

also many of these were at least at one time published by SCM Press in the UK

Shalom

The "Best Commentaries" site doesn't particularly impress me.  It would seem that the serious reviewers are heavily outweighed by a great mass of those who qualifications cannot be determined partly because they don't use anything approaching a recognizable name.  About all you can say is "someone liked / didn't like it."

Do You think its a good idea for me to buy NTL with the extra account I have for a friend, so that I would be able to discuss passages with the friend?
The commentaries I have are listed in the posts: www.accordancebible.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=12127#entry56138
Unix's recent purchases, including upgrade DVD

When it comes to NT books I'm thinking of discussing Eph and Jude. Later on also 2 Cor 1-7 and Col.

At the point when the friend has grown tired of perusing the set an option would be for me to transfer the license for it to my account. Meanwhile I probably have enough books to read and studies to keep up with:

George Somsel:

I think it's a good idea for you to make up your own mind on this rather than relying on someone else to decide for you:

Unix:

Do You think its a good idea for me to buy NTL with the extra account I have for a friend, so that I would be able to discuss passages with the friend?
The commentaries I have are listed in the posts: www.accordancebible.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=12127#entry56138
Unix's recent purchases, including upgrade DVD

When it comes to NT books I'm thinking of discussing Eph and Jude. Later on also 2 Cor 1-7 and Col.

In this case there are 2 problems:

1. Some of the volumes are really old. That's not a major problem regarding the Pauline theology volumes since I'm against the NPP.
2. My mind will change back and forth many times during the pre-pub period, mostly because of the decision to make with which account to buy it:

   SineNomine:

   When in doubt, don't buy. If the doubt goes away, problem solved; you no longer have need to ask. If you're asking, there is doubt. You are asking. So don't buy.

If I would always need to be sure, I would not have bought ⅝ of the books I have and would have missed the purpose of building a somewhat complete library for somewhat serious studies. In the future when I set aside a lot of time, I want to be able to do work efficiently without being disturbed by book purchase choices to make. So I want to be soon done with the decision-making and the considering of each new offer (including the daily twitter deals and particularly the monthly sales which are kind of annoying as they mostly contain resources that have long since been superseded or that are really unpopular for good reasons that I agree about with those who haven't purchased).