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This is so sad. Thank you for letting us know so that we can pray fro Morris and his family.
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[quote user="Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)"] [quote user="Allen Browne"]I bought Bronze for Keener's Spirit Hermeneutics (Eerdmans, 2016).[/quote] +1 plus dynamic price reduction for larger packages was more than Bronze purchase (had highest % off). Keep Smiling [/quote] Thanks for pointing these out Allen. I agree with KS4J and especially appreciate Keener
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Thanks Robert. This is helpful.
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[quote user="Gregory Lawhorn"] I've created a Feedback item [/quote] Thanks for starting this. I just voted too. There are many ways to see parallel passages in Logos and this would be another one that would be simple to do. Ideally you could even make these visual filters that could be turned on and off according to each person's preference.
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[quote user="fr.paul"]I’m not sure if I’ll be alive in 2076. In 2099 I would have 115 years... and FL would publish the Logos 39 edition LOL [/quote] Faithlife is doing some long-range planning.
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I searched all of my library and found many references to Anselm: Fides Quaerens Intellectum but I didn't find the actual volume. Perhaps someone else knows more.
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[quote user="David Thomas"] [quote user="JT (alabama24)"] FL does want to promote the subscription and this is one of those things that could cause some to do so[/quote] Adding value to the Connect subscription model [/quote] Yes indeed!
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[quote user="Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell"] OKay, so what does it mean for me that I don't see the Reverse Interlinear option? is that an extra upgrade on top of NASB 2020? [/quote] Yes, Here is a link - https://www.logos.com/product/209909/the-new-american-standard-bible-2020-update-nasb-reverse-interlinear
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Nice to see that the NASB 2020 RI has arrived with the launch of 9.6. I'm enjoying comparing it to other versions!
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[quote user="GregW"] [quote user="Bruce Dunning"]Note the pop-up in the screenshot says "As translated from the Aramaic."[/quote] This is an extremely controversial claim by Brian Simmons and there is huge controversy over the legitimacy of these claims. You probably won't find much in your library as most of it is still not in academic journals, but
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[quote user="DMB"] [quote user="Bruce Dunning"]where the author goes with the Aramaic over the Greek.[/quote] Not arguing, nor implying what you're not implying. But for clarification, there are no canon-ical gospels in aramaic (closest would be Thomas). Through the years, especially in the 1800s, there's been theoretical back-translating, in the same
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Thanks for letting us know Bradley. Good to hear that you are not anticipating any changes in functionality. I hope it goes well. Would you mind sharing what you think will be the primary benefits of going to a new platform? I'm guessing they are mostly on the back end.
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[quote user="Sean"] Thank you! That's a good start. I am really not that skilled at putting together more complicated searches like this. One promising hit I got was this one in Semeia (hope I'm copying the Logos link right): logosres:semeia55;ref=Page.p_41 [/quote] Thanks for sharing this. I've been reading my Greek New Testament this year and comparing
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The only ways I know how to find the authors of a book without opening the resource is to hover your mouse over "author" in the library view and it will list all of the authors. Of course you could also search for an author if you were looking for a particular one.
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I understand what you are saying Michael and admire your desire to learn but years ago I eliminated the idea of "mastering" anything from my thinking. I can improve at most things but to actually master anything takes a huge amount of time. That's why I like what NB. Mick suggests - practice lots, learn from others.
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Hey DAL, this is actually not a video but a manual but it is free!
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[quote user="Ronald Quick"] I just sent my wife a text and asked her if I could get the theological journal bundle 6.2. She said yes...as long as I get the kids a pool for the backyard. I should have asked for the Master Journal collection. [/quote] It is so nice to have supportive spouses!
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John, I'm not aware of a way to batch link multiple tabs but I understand why you might want that. Personally I don't mind choosing which tabs are linked as I often use different multiple links at the same time. Also, it is only 2 links per tab so unless you have a pile of resources each time it doesn't take that long.
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Thanks David for reminding us to be thankful for what we have and not discontent at what we don't have.
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I'm not sure how I missed this before but it is nice to have it now. Thanks Calvin. Isn't it funny how these things can be resurrected after so many years?