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Thanks. How about AND, OR, NEAR, ANDNOT function? Where do I know what boolean operator is inlcuded? Thanks.
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Yes. It helps. I think I will buy the NIDOTT and NIDNTT. And for the BDAG, I make a mistake. It only included in the platinum, which I won't buy. So might be I will buy the BDAG/HALOT bundle later, if I got money.
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Are there any article on how search works in Logos4? e.g. NOT, AND, OR, ANDNOT, etc. Thanks.
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[quote user="NancyDianeGunter"]I would love for Logos to publish ... Watchman Nee books.[/quote] Amen!
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[quote user="David Emme"]On the other hand, there is a so called"Cult" that I learn from quite a bit in my own spirituality. The Local Church of Witness Lee and Watchman Nee. [/quote] One helpful reminder: distinguish Watchman Nee from Witness Lee, where the later one claim that he is on the same line as Nee did. And people who attacked Witness Lee
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" Our goal is to be the worldwide leader in electronic tools and resources for multilingual Bible study." from Logos' mission statement. So, It would not make sense if the only one Chinese title in Logos, which is the Chinese Bible (in simplified and traditional Chinese). E.g. Watchman Nee's spiritual books are the most famous among Chinese christian
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I purchased the Logos 4, but full page reverse interlinear is not yet allowed. And old users could use the Logos3 temporarily. But new users like me has no way to go. Logos 4, not yet available, Logos 3, the reverse interlinear is not included!
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I will say that all the helps/product guides, etc. should be the first one to be updated according to the Logos4. I am new to Logos (so, Logos 4 is the first package I purchased.). But when I look at the guides, I was confused sometimes because it refers to a function that Logos 4 don't have. e.g. to set the priority of the search in dictionary (sth
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Does the same thing work with Logos 4? And will it be still useful since the Logos 4 has the Sync. function already? Also, will it make the program too slow? Thanks.
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[quote user="Michael Sullivan"]The quote was part of a much larger article that was summarizing the differences - strengthes and weaknesses - of various lexicons.[/quote] Could you give me the link? Thanks.
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Thanks all. After reading comments on TDNT, it seems that it is a mixture of pros and cons (especially about Judaism). So far it seems that no bad comments on NIDNTT (and NIDOTT). It seems that using NIDNTT is more useful and can be trust. I am still deciding if I should buy the NIDNTT and NIDOTT, since they are on pre-pub now. For the EDNT, I realize
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[quote user="Alan Charles Gielczyk"] What base package do you have? [/quote] [quote user="Allen Browne"]Something you might like to consider is upgrading to the Scholar's Library.[/quote] I have the Scholar's Library [quote user="William Bingham"]In an earlier posting I thought you said you have the TDNT.?[/quote] [quote user="Rosie Perera"]Yes, here
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One weird thing is that it includes the NIDOTT but not the NIDNTT. But anyway, I find that help me to be clear about many things already. I think they are so busy to develop the program itself, having no time to update all the materials in the website. I find it is annoying sometimes that after I read a certain thing, I realized that it is describing
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After reading the product guide, I realized that I want to buy a theological dictionary: Unabridged Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (Kittel) Exegetical Dictionary of the New Testament (3 Volumes) Theological Lexicon of the New Testament (3 volumes) Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament (Harris, Archer and Waltke) Theological Lexicon
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Oh! Thanks a lot! I never try that because there is no "lexicon" or so in the title. That's very helpful. And I am satisfied with that guide already.
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I find that dictionaries and products alike should be very important. On some sense it is even more important to commentaries (at least not less important than it). But when I want to buy a dictionary, I actually don't know which to buy. NIDNTT/NIDOTT, BDAG, HALOT, TDNT, etc. seems very good. But which one to pick? So I think that there is a need of
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[quote user="Michael Childs"]A pastor will use Colin Brown more than Kittel.[/quote] So, who will use Kittel? Thanks. By the way, who will use BDAG then? How will you compare BDAG to those two?
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Thanks. I saw that in the Amazon, there is an abridged version for the New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology. Is it helpful too? I actually owned the TDNT and TDNTA from the Scholar's Library already. But I want to add one more set of dictionary to have a better study on the words. It seems that NIDNTT is really good. Do you think there
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[quote user="Terry Poperszky"]Kolen, may I ask why you are interested in word and verse count?[/quote] What I can think of are: Word counts: 1) compare the original word ratio to the translation ratio. e.g. I did such thing in Chinese already. And in Chinese it is approximately 1 to 2. So, for the language structure of Chinese, we need two Chinese character
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[quote user="Edwin Bowden"] [quote user="Kolen Cheung"] Which one is better? Thanks. [/quote] I really like Fee/Strauss "How to Choose a Translation for All Its Worth" [/quote] Why do you like it? Have you used both of them?