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James Prothro, The Apostle Paul & His Letters (Jan 7, 2022) This upcoming publication from CUA Press from their Verbum Domini series would be a great addition to Logos/Verbum. Vote here on Feedbear Publisher description: The letters of the Apostle Paul are central witnesses to the Christian faith and to the earliest history of Christianity. And yet
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The as-yet-to-be-published volume on the New Testament will be Volume 2.
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Just saw that this ships next week!
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Not a commentary, but perhaps a helpful starting point to open up further avenues for exploration would be Bergsma and Pitre's superb Catholic Introduction to the Bible: Old Testament (still on pre-pub...). Each book has roughly 20 pages of coverage, with attention to reception history and use in the liturgy that I think are particularly helpful. You
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And for those wanting a preview of Dr. Pitre's work on the subject, a great article to consult is the entry he wrote for the 2nd edition of the Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels on "Apocalypticism and Apocalyptic Teaching" .
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[quote user="David Wanat"] I’m seeing it on pre-order for $24.99 [/quote] This was the original listing (hence my bewilderment!) May all Logos resources be so heavily discounted from their initial price
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Well, that is a substantial improvement in price! (especially given the difficulty of finding a print copy of this monograph) Now here's hoping for the other asks... A few requests for this book: (1) Adjust the price to at least the original list price of $50 for the paperback book. ( I really doubt any pre-orders at the current price...) (2) Make it
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My excitement over seeing the pre-order for Dr. Pitre's published dissertation: Jesus, The Tribulation, and the End of Exile: Restoration Eschatology and the Origin of the Atonement , was quickly squashed by the one-two punch of the price ($800) and the fact that this is a Logos Reader's Edition . None short of Dr. Nicholas Perrin have called Pitre
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Voted (this would be an excellent dataset to have!) Now for Zondervan to release a companion volume with the deuterocanonical books...
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In addition to Justin's suggestion about Factbook and Bible Dictionaries, I'm sure there are a host of Logos monographs and commentaries that help to draw out the distinctive features of 1-2 Chronicles. By way of one such recommendation, I worked through Hahn's The Kingdom of God as Liturgical Empires: A Theological Commentary on 1-2 Chronicles for
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Through a somewhat circuitous route in pursuing new publications on Augustine's Confessions , I found my way back to this particular volume and series as a whole: https://spspress.com/book-series/catholic-theological-formation-series/ I could see the CTF series (6 vols at present) finding an audience in Verbum. I for one would be interested in having
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[quote user="John Kaess"] I have several questions about this resource: 1. I've had it on my wish list since 2018 and i don't think i've ever seen it on any sale. Has it ever been on sale? [/quote] John - After having that on my wishlist for a few years, I picked up the 4 volume set last August for about $178, which is 30% off. If I'm not mistaken,
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Typically, yes the collection will be less expensive than individual volumes. However, right now the Keener John volumes are on sale for the Best Commentaries sale. This results in a decrease in the dynamic pricing discount you receive for these volumes in the bigger collection.
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[quote user="Donald Antenen (Faithlife)"] Eerdmans is no longer the rights holder, and we haven't been able to reach an agreement with the new rights holder. Sorry it isn't available right now! [/quote] That explains it; thanks kindly for the clarification, Donald.
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[quote user="Ken McGuire"]Of course. But they are no longer on a special introductory sale. [/quote] It might be worth checking out Morris Proctor's latest free seminar...
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https://www.verbum.com/product/49336/verbum-domini-and-the-complementarity-of-exegesis-and-theology I missed out on this one back when it was live, and if I'm not mistaken, it was included in one of the higher libraries of Verbum 8. Right now it says: Due to rights restrictions, this collection is currently unavailable. I had hoped this would be a short
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Four to be updated for Augustine in the Indices of Non-Biblical Readings: LOTH Vol 2: 18. Sermon Guelferbytanus 3, 432 = Sermon 218C (begins in NCP volume here ) (Listed as GUEL 3 in the table of Sermones in Augustine Through the Ages , 781) 19. Sermon Guelferbytanus on the Ascension, Mai 98, 1–2, 920 = Sermon 263A (begins in NCP volume here ) (Listed
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Do these help?: https://ref.ly/logosres/vcii?ref=VaticanII.PO https://ref.ly/logosres/vat2docs?ref=VaticanII.PO and the Latin: https://ref.ly/logosres/vat2docslat?ref=VaticanII.PO
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A few of the EGGNT volumes have old landing pages from their ePub days. Here's the current link for the Hebrews volume in pre-pub: https://www.logos.com/product/202027/hebrews
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Two worthwhile interviews I've read this week: +Cozzens on the upcoming plans for a "Eucharistic revival" in the US. https://www.pillarcatholic.com/p/we-want-to-light-a-fire-usccb-plans Fr. Thomas Joseph White on his recent appointment as rector of the Angelicum https://www.ncregister.com/interview/father-thomas-joseph-white-on-leading-the-angelicum