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[quote user="Christian Alexander"] Does logos in John 1 just have this deeper Greek meaning (unlike other instances where it is just talking about the simple meaning of the word) or does the John 1 usage include more than one of the possible meanings of logos? [/quote] Back when I first came to Christ, I found a little church in Cerritos, California
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"] Does logos in John 1 just have this deeper Greek meaning (unlike other instances where it is just talking about the simple meaning of the word) or does the John 1 usage include more than one of the possible meanings of logos? [/quote] Back when I first came to Christ, I found a little church in Cerritos, California
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[quote user="Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell"]one of the greatest benefits I received from my law school education wasn't so much, WHAT are all the laws and cases, but WHERE CAN I FIND THE INFO for the answer to that question! [/quote] This was exactly my experience in seminary. The primary benefit was not memorizing doctrine, but learning how to study in a
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John Frame’s chapter in “The Inerrant Word”, “Foundations of Biblical Inerrancy”, would be my recommendation. https://www.logos.com/search?query=the%20inerrant%20word&sortBy=Relevance&limit=30&page=1&ownership=all&geographicAvailability=availableToMe
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[quote user="Sean"] Q is a hypothesized source[/quote] "hypothesized" = imaginary. Thanks for the clarification.
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Then again, with public domain books, I've found that simply taking a picture of the page with my iPhone and then bringing the images into Adobe Acrobat (which I subscribe to) will perform OCR very well, without the expense of a dedicated scanner. And, I no longer attempt to use Personal Books. It does give a nice result, when it works, but when I reload
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Be aware that changing Program and Content scaling can have other, undesirable results.
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I asked a few years ago at one of his Boot Camps, but I don't remember. Have you emailed him?
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It just struck me that at least once or twice a day I am looking at the New Tabs pane to add a resource. (I keep my layouts pretty streamlined, and add resources as I need them). It just struck me that it would be really nice to be able to reprioritize items by dragging in that window (see the screenshot). I've created a feedback item here if you would
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I agree with MJ. Even if you find an author who believes those Psalms form a chiasm, you should verify it through other scholars. I "force" the text itself to convince me of its own structure, and in the original languages, not in a translation. A poetic translator may introduce a structure that doesn't exist in the original text. In addition, beware
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I gave up on Personal Books long ago. Instead, I create a Notebook with the name of the book, and make each chapter into its own note. It transfers flawlessly from machine to machine, never gives me compiling errors, and is (for my purposes) far easier to use.
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It's interesting that the "God creates the heavens and the earth" link does not include Job 38:4, "Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth? Tell Me, if you have understanding," Some of Logos' tools have enough promise to intrigue me, but enough gaps that I don't trust that they are exhaustive rather than selective.
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[quote user="Jeromy Waunch"] I'm having an intermittent bug, where I select text, then right click to make a note on the text, then the text above it is selected rather than what I had selected. Here is a video clip of the bug: https://youtu.be/-0nu8ddyu0s [/quote] Toggle the Font size for the panel to anything else, and then back to where you would
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"] How can I make a legend for highliting a work? [/quote] If by "legend" you mean a reference as to what each color means, you can do this in the Highlighting tool. Look at the image below. When I'm preaching through an epistle I always assume that there will be Cautions, Doctrines, Exhortations, and Facts. Notice that
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"]I have to read a work on the grammar of John's Greek. The professor said, "All students will write a 20 page paper on one passage in John's Gospel. The preferable passage is John's prologue but students can nudge the professor to change. The paper is to explain the author of John's Gospel in a privatory and ideological
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I marked the entire statement in the POSB and filed a typo report. You might want to do the same.
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[quote user="DAL"] I’ve been trying to find the deeper study for this, but no luck. POSB in Jonah says this: Deeper Study #1 (1:17) Jonah, Swallowed by Fish: because of the length of this Deeper Study, it is being placed at the end of this Scripture passage. But I cannot find it anywhere. DAL [/quote] I don't see it anywhere, either; I went to the end
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[quote user="Robert M. Warren"] The Peter O'Toole Study Bible [/quote] I just about spit out my coffee - I'm nominating you for forum post of the day.
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I found the hint about moving the cursor at the edge of the window, and looking for the black bar that lets you slide the Sidebar open. Doesn't work. Here's a brief video showing the non-response: https://youtu.be/hEXuOCQMeeY .
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Merry Christmas everyone! I've restarted my Mac, and the Library sidebar still won't open.