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[quote user="Graham Criddle"]Does this give you what you are looking for?[/quote] Yes, Graham, that's really great. Thanks! One more question. I am wanting to search more specifically Luke's uses of the OT in his Gospel and Acts. What would I put in the link below in place of Hebrews? I tried "Luke, Acts" and "Luke; Acts", but neither worked. {Label
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I am fully aware of both the interactive NT use of the OT, and also the tool within the Bible Books Explorer. What I am looking for here is a way to use the search tool to find citations, allusions, etc., of the OT in the NT. I realise that determination of what constitutes an 'allusion' are often debated, so maybe a search isn't possible. But thought
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Okay, thanks.
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Q: is there a way to change the highlighting colour for the corresponding words visual filter? Currently mine is a light blue. I would sometimes prefer something stronger, but after looking through Logos Help and program settings I haven't been able to find a way to change the colour.
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Carmen and HJ, thank you very much. That was exactly what I was looking for.
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Can someone explain to me what the numbers stand for after the Hebrew word? Every lexical entry has the same format - a Hebrew word followed by some numbers: x.x.x מַצָּה I 53.0.4 n.f. unleavened bread David J. A. Clines, ed., The Dictionary of Classical Hebrew (Sheffield, England: Sheffield Academic Press; Sheffield Phoenix Press, 1993–2011), 444.
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That's really too bad. Not sure why it isn't simpler either.
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Thanks to both of you!
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Rather than having to download media from the Faithlife Media website and then upload it into User Media in the Media Tool, make it possible to access the media directly through the Media Tool in Logos. Vote here: Integrate
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Hi Simon, thanks for responding. This particular code is only available through October, so I will probably need to go ahead and use it on the English store. Thanks for your help.
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Okay, thanks.
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(Please forgive my English! Not proficient enough yet to write in Deutsch.) @Ben Misja @Thomas Reiter As a pastor I received the email with the code for a $20 discount on Logos products. There was no indication of restrictions on how it could be used, although I would assume that pre-pubs and subscriptions would be off the list. I tried purchasing the
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As a pastor I received the email with the code for a $20 discount on Logos products. There was no indication of restrictions on how it could be used, although I would assume that pre-pubs and subscriptions would be off the list. I tried purchasing the German Einsteiger base package (i.e., Starter) with the code, but the code didn't work for me. In case
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[quote user="Bradley Grainger (Faithlife)"] Is it possible your WS/BW account was under a different email account, eu[...]6@googlemail.com? (redacted) If so, your WS account isn't linked with your Logos account yet and needs to be merged in. [/quote] Hi Bradley, yes, that is correct. I've now sent an email to cs@logos.com in order to get the old WS
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Bradley, several years back when BibleWorks was still in operation WordSearch had an arrangement with BibleWorks that certain products could be purchased from WS and downloaded to BW. I had to set up an account with WS to do that, but as yet I haven't received any of those resources.
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[quote user="PetahChristian"]Don’t get caught up with the percentages. Both percentages are marketing‘s way of making it appear that you are saving a lot, when you may actually be saving nothing at all.[/quote] I'm fully aware of this. I only looked at the percentage of discount to determine my purchase strategy. As have been demonstrated many times
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I have been keeping track for a while of base packages that I want to eventually acquire - their prices and current discount. However, I had noticed before the back to school sale that the discounts were inexplicably much higher than they used to be. For example, Verbum 8 Silver used to be at a 68% discount for me, but now it is supposedly 94%. That
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[quote user="SineNomine"]Some homiletics specialists might be deeply offended to hear homilies called sermons.[/quote] For the uninitiated, what is the difference? (Apologies for my ignorance!)
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[quote user="Kyle G. Anderson"] Of these resources: Of the resources above: Josephus, Preston, the Tischendorf Prolegomena, and Virgil are now Latin. The second-listed Tischendorf has a Latin title page Greek text. It will remain Greek. The Kolb and the three Zwingli resources are all English. The Zwingli titles are of the Latin works in translation
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[quote user="Kyle G. Anderson"] Thanks! We'll take a look. [/quote] Great. I would also suggest that the following would find better use being categorised as a Sermon rather than a Confessional Document. Kuiper, Henry J., ed. Sermons on the Heidelberg Catechism. Vol. I–V . Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Publishing House, 1936–1956.