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a-HA! That's got it. Thanks David!
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See... that's what I thought too... so I streamed and watched that first video - but this is the screen clipping after I had done that! Is there maybe some setting I've forgotten about where I told Logos to always just stream videos and never download them? Could that be it?
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Hi David... I wanted to try this but I don't get the same menu options... any thoughts, anyone?Certainly I would love to clear up some space on my hard drive if this is one of the thing "filling it up".
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Done! I do always find it interesting on how those who were raised in qalternative worldviews, such as communism, generally are in the best place to write books like this - they KNOW what's a stake when the world gets it wrong... Looking forward to it!
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Anyone else read about this? https://blog.verbum.com/2019/08/all-roads-lead-to-rome-how-verbum-met-the-pope/ Watch me name-drop... "So the pope and I use the same software... LOL! (well I use Logos but still...) Perhaps a visit to Logos Headquarters will be in order the next time he's in the States? I highly recommend it! Maybe he's lurking in the fora
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Is there somewhere where I can get a list of all the Thematic Outlines that have been created for Logos 8 (i.e. the ones that show up in an inductive study workflow at Step 18, for instance. Thanks!
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Amen, and amen! Since the new version, I have tried out both the Passage Exegesis Workflow (in my study of 2 Thess. 1, and then the Inductive Bible Study Workflow (2 Thess. 2, 3). It has meant many months of Logos-guided fun! In fact, I have now decided that my Favourite Thing, is when I'm told to summarise my passage in 25 words or less. No easy task
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Hilarious... from the series "Stretching the Boundaries that Wound Us", LOL! I think if the Babylon Bee had been around when the Apostle Paul was around, he would have written a letter to them beginning with, "I always give thanks for you, my brother and sisters..." What a blessing those people are to the Body... helping us laugh at our foibles all
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Well doesn't THAT just make perfect sense, Mark?! Incredible how we humans have a gift for complicating the obvious. Thanks!
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Thanks Dave! Okay, so now part 2 of my research - I have a collection called Dictionaries and Encyclopedias in which I did a search of ' excommunicat* ' It produced about 2900 results in 125 resources. But of course, a lot of those were biographical entries where that person was excommunicated (boy, we used to do that at the drop of a pin, didn't we
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I actually used to have the paper copy of this so I was thrilled just to have it electronically, even without the tagging. I still use it as my first reference when beginning a new study of a Bible book... and use it with my small group as well - it gives them some neat background info as we begin our study. But yeah, tagging would be cool too... who
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Interesting, thanks Sean! Yes, I just did a search on All Resources as well and found a (much better!) set of 11,841 results in 1296 resources. So can someone explain why "Everything" doesn't get the same thing? Or to paraphrase Bill Clinton, maybe doesn't "everything" mean "everything"?
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So I decide to do a basic search of "Everything", looking for the word excommunicate or excommunication as below: excommunicat* I KNOW the word ALSO appears in (at least) the Code of Canon Law, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and Nelson's Illustrated Bible Dictionary (and probably a bunch of other dictionaries and encyclopedias - I have 6300 books
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I was wondering what, exactly, is a Logos "dataset"? I just noticed an updated list of them and suddenly thought, "what are those, anyway?" I know they're a huge part of everything we do, but can someone just "cash it all out", as it were? Thanks!
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Nothing like that in mine.
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... an email from Faithlife TV saying "we're sorry to see you go"? This was news to me... I replied "uh... no I'm not going." :-)
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Yeah I saw that as well... gorgeous, isn't it?
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Hey thank you all! There are some great resources in all these answers which I know will help. Thanks again!
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Hey folks! I know there are a million videos out there showing me how to do a word study using Logos. My problem is this: I am no scholar, just an intelligent lay student, but when I click on a word and then "word study", I have no idea what it is I am looking at there. It's all Greek (or Hebrew!) to me. I see my word in a circle with a bunch of different
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