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And from Baker Encyclopedia, Resurrection. Act of being raised from the dead, used in the Bible with three different meanings . It refers to miraculous raisings of the dead back to earthly life, such as when Elijah raised a boy (1 Kgs 17:8–24); Elisha raised the Shunammite’s son (2 Kgs 4:18–37); Jesus raised both Jairus’ daughter
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[quote user="BillS"] The Lexham Bible Dictionary offers this: The New Testament also provides examples of people being miraculously returned to life: • Jairus’ daughter ( Mark 5:41 ) • The young man at Nain ( Luke 7:14 ) • Lazarus ( John 11:38–44 ) Does returned to life = Resurrection? Since all the others eventually died
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Josh, See the Lexham Bible Dictionary entry on Resurrection. I believe they are listed there. Bob
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Thank you. Is it appropriate for non-MVP users to create threads with Sean or who ever in all caps with bug questions? I’m curious about that. Thanks again, Bob
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Looking for some comments. Bob
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I'm curious as to why Numbers 29:12-38 is not listed under "Key Passages" and "See Also". Is this an oversight, or am I misunderstanding something? Bob
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And for Behold the days are coming, I would just create a filter for "days are coming". (Including double quotes). This gets you things like "the days are coming" without behold in the text (from Luke 17:22, for example). There's 24 hits in my ESV for "days are coming". Bob
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If you want to see the whole phrase highlighted, then use "lord of hosts" and "god of hosts" in the filter. And be sure match case is unchecked. Bob
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[quote user="David Walsh"] Thanks for the advice Bob, but I really should not seeking to improve L9 performance by hindering the laptops other functions, should I? [/quote] Hi David, In some cases yes. Anti-virus software can sometimes interfere dramatically with some applications. This was just a suggestion to see if anti-virus software was contributing
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Create a visual filter for "of hosts". Include the double quotes. That should give you all the LORD of hosts, and a few "Lord GOD of hosts" and "God of hosts". Bob
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It’s just an expensive finger. Although I do like using it. It seems to be more precise on clicking on words/superscripts vs the finger when font is small. Bob
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David, Possibly try disabling anti-virus programs and see if that makes any difference. Or disable anti-virus on-access scanning of Logos files. Bob
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And the factbook entry for Bozrah (in Moab) shows Key Article for Bozrah (in Edom). Bob
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There is no topic guide entry for Bozrah (in Edom), but there is a factbook entry. And for Topic guide, if you select Bozrah (in Moab), the first item it brings up is LBD entry for Bozrah (in Edom). Seems like something isn't correct here. I would have expected to see a Topic Guide entry for Bozrah (in Edom). And for the the Bozrah (in Moab) entry,
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Batman, I believe you are hitting return or GO to quick from the command box. If you wait after entering your search criteria and wait for the drop down to appear, you may find better results. Try not to hit enter or the GO indicator too quick. Bob
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And I notice the issue with Bibles and not with other types of resources. I can scroll thru parallel resources for commentaries and not experience that 3-4 sec delay. Bob
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[quote user="JT (alabama24)"] What are your computer specs? What kind of hard drive? How much free space? [/quote] HP ZBook Intel i7 CPU @ 2.5Ghz 32GB RAM 476GB SSD with 280GB Free
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I am on windows 10, using logos 9 desktop. I have ESV on toolbar. It takes 2-3 secs to bring up bible. Other things on the toolbar such as dictionaries/etc come up within a sec. also, it takes 3-4 secs to scroll thru parallel bibles by using left/right click. I also notice that cpu jumps to 100% when doing these activities. Does anyone else see the
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[quote user="Beloved Amodeo"] [quote user="John Goodman"] I think if you open that Bible from the library and close the search box then it will no longer pop up every time. Strangely it if you close the search box when cycling through it will not remember this. I'm thinking your search box is getting the focus and that's why it won't keep letting you
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[quote user="Graham Criddle"] here is a "x" in the top right of the banner - have you tried clicking that? [/quote] Clicking the x only closes the banner for the session. To keep it closed, use the gear icon on home page in top right and turn banners off. That will keep the banner off permanently. Also, I think Batman put the search words in the command