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[quote user="xnman"] Tried to do survey.... but didn't accept my google login.... but my google login works... [/quote] I'm not sure what the issue is here: you should be able to access the survey without any login (though you need to log in to Google to save your progress and restart it again later).
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So sorry everyone (and sorry I didn't check back sooner)! I think i've now found the right setting to make this visible outside Faithlife: please try again, and thanks for your patience.
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We're thinking about how to improve Logos for the study of church history. Please fill out this survey to help us prioritize our development. Feel free to add other comments to this thread after completing the survey. Link to the survey
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"] How can I do better understanding the methodology and ideology of biblical discourse analysis? I have read Runge's work. I know Discourse analysis is the evaluation of language 'beyond the sentence.' It includes verbal, written, and non-verbal communication. I am looking to analyze John's Gospel as a discourse on a
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"] What primary resources should one to Understand the Historical-Cultural Context? [/quote] You might look at the Lexham Cultural Ontology (you can open it directly here ), which is integrated into Factbook. For example, the Cultural Concepts section of the Factbook page on Pagan Worship links to selected Bible dictionaries
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Another place you can find Bible outlines (not necessarily condensed) is in Factbook pages on Bible books, for example Epistle to Philemon . In the Bible Book Guide section, open up Content and then Outline to see a list of book outlines from your library.
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[quote user="Joshua Peeler"] Can someone show me how they use logos for sermon illustration? I'm looking for ways to organize for sermons and bible studies to make sure I don't overuse the same ones and to save for later use. [/quote] While Sermon Manager provides a tool for managing sermons as wholes, we don't currently have a dedicated tool for managing
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[quote user="Bill Shewmaker"] Hi MJ. While this does give all the cross-references from a book, it doesn't refer to the Scripture in the "source" book. ... [/quote] Not sure if this what you're looking for, but on the New Testament side, the New Testament Use of the Old Testament interactive lets you filter to selected biblical quotations, allusions
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[quote user="James Amos"] I've owned Logos for years and have used notes most of the time if I use Logos to write a lesson or sermon. I'm trying to be more streamlined or sophisticated and want to use the tools within Logos but I am not sure which is the best option. There are things like: sermon starter, builder, and guides. Just wondering which of
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"] [quote user="Sean Boisen"]Note that Jacob and Esau Make Peace is the "parent" episode of the two events Esau Settles in Edom (told later in Gen 36) and Jacob Meets Esau in Gen 33.[/quote] It doesn't explain the three events that I mentioned. [/quote] Are you asking about the different settings? The view we're trying to represent
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All judgments about the locations of ancient cities, roads, and travels come from Dr. Barry Beitzel, our cartography consultant for the older Biblical Places Maps as well as Atlas. As i recall, there was quite a bit of discussion about this sequence of events, which is not completely clear from the text. Carta's Illustrated Bible Atlas appears to have
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[quote user="Bob"] Sean, Thanks for the clarification and information. Although I don't completely see this viewpoint, I will bow to the scholars, and will have to research more about this to gain more understanding. Thanks again, Bob [/quote] There are many cases where honest people might interpret the facts differently, and we have our hands full
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[quote user="Bob"] The Atlas shows Esau meeting Jacob at Mahanaim, but the text seems to indicate to me that they met around Peniel, after Jacob wrestles with "the man", which is at Peniel. So, is the Atlas map incorrect at this point, or my understanding? Bob [/quote] Thanks for the question Bob. Here's the reasoning: In our Biblical Events data, the
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[quote user="xnman"] Is there a way to add books to the Factbook search to where Factbook searches them all automatically? Inquiring minds ... you know... Edit: So I get to thinking.... "I've got a topic guide".... so I go to Topic Guide and search for "Zechariah"... It lists "Naves Topical Bible", "Book of Zechariah".... but none of my dictionaries
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Thanks Myke: keeping up with links across the web is a challenge! We'll get this updated.
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"] [quote user="Rick Brannan (Faithlife)"] The Syntactic Force data (based on Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament Data) was never intented to be comprehensive for each feature annotated (that would take a lifetime); instead, annotators focused on what they deemed to be the more significant annotations for the passage in question
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[quote user="Sean Boisen"] Dave, I'm curious: was there a particular outcome you were hoping to accomplish with this query? If so, I'd like to understand it and see if it's possible some other way (given the specific constraints on the SGNT data that Rick noted). [/quote] Never mind: Andrew Batishko pointed me to the original thread at https://community
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Dave, I'm curious: was there a particular outcome you were hoping to accomplish with this query? If so, I'd like to understand it and see if it's possible some other way (given the specific constraints on the SGNT data that Rick noted).
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] What is the chance that Saint Bede the Venerable logos4:Factbook;ref=bio.saintbedevenerable was Episcopal given: He died 8 centuries before the Reformation He died 9 centuries before Christians showed up in America ... a prerequisite for being the earliest Episcopalian It seems that you could run some reasonableness edits to
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Thanks: data has been corrected at the source but it will take some time to flow downstream and get shipped.