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Bob, Thanks for the post. I am like several others who chose LN as a way to support development efforts and use new features before they were offered in a package. When I renewed this year, I wasn't thinking about a 6 week release cycle but about the features that I would likely use this year. If the lowest offering had the Sermon Editor and a few other

I started taking a look at this feature and the newsletter feature this week. There's a few quirks to it, but I was able to generate a bulletin. I'd like to see the newsletter and bulletin feature merged e.g., add verses to the newsletter, add prayer requests to the bulletin. The primary issue I have with both are the errors on saving and the failure

I found a few commentaries that addressed this in Ex. 21.6 Keil & Delitzsch says that it is the place of judgment given in the name of God. Durham in Word Biblical Commentary gives several citations from the 1930's onward that explain why "judges" is not used in several recent translations. Osborn & Hatton in the UBS Handbook state that the context

[quote user="Bradley Grainger (Faithlife)"] The preference is currently (and incorrectly) stored as a "local only" preference, meaning that it doesn't sync to your other computers (or persist after reinstalling). This is a bug we plan to fix in an upcoming release. [/quote] I actually would prefer it to remain a local preference. I like it on my laptop

There are 4 of his sermons taken from "Strength to Love" in A Treasury of Great Preaching, Vol. 12 . The titles are: "The Answer to a Perplexing Question", "How Should a Christian View Communism?", "The Man who was a Fool", and "Shattered Dreams".

I believe it's highlighted because it's part of the recommended reading for the NT221 course which are marked as highlighted sections within the commentary with start and stop reading plan markers. Since this course was offered through Community Pricing, there are several of us who inherited the highlights.

Here's what's on my shortcut bar: Commands: Serendipitous Discovery | Update Now | Sync Now | Show Copy Bible Verses | Show Favorites | Show Highlighting | Show Notes Document | Show Collections | Show Text Comparison Execute: Xmind 2013 | PowerPoint | OneNote Bibles and a few reference books.

I'd like to see a larger selection too. The first book mentioned is in the College Press Biblical Studies Collection and is offered individually too.

When looking at the chart , it is describing the people during the cycles of each judge and not the judges themselves. All three of these expressions are borrowed from v. 12. However, to express the downward spiralling of Israelite faith and conduct, the narrator adds a significant clause: they refused to drop any of their impious actions, or their

[quote user="Sean Boisen"] We expect to update the Hosea diagram and a few other errors with the 4.6 update. [/quote] Sean, thanks for the response. I'm looking forward to the update!