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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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Hey thanks Matthew! Like your Apostle namesake, you're a fountain of information!
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Hey folks! So I'm doing some study and Logos tells me to look up parallel versions of some of my verses, to with Ps67:36 which is parallel, allegedly, to my text 2Thess 1:10. No probs, BUT: - my NASB Ps67 has only 7 verses, not 36, although Ps. 68 has 35. - the allusion quoted shows "LXX" but when I click on it, there aren't 36 verses there, but 35
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Tanks Dave and Paul - that was very helpful!
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In 1 and 2 Thessalonians, Paul refers to the persecution they have been undergoing. What is the easiest way to find out if any historian or someone (ancient or modern) wrote about this persecution (other than in the Bible I mean)? How would I structure such a search? Thanks!
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... in Espanol?! Logos' new motto: "We don't only want to get you to know God; we want you to get to know Him in ALL the languages!"
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Oh I SEE! So I don't even need to re-generate another concordance or anything. COOL! Thanks, John!