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Hi Eric. Good question. I’m not “Logos” (just a user), but happy to share what I do. As you go, I’m sure you’ll develop approaches that suit what you want to achieve. I have one notebook where I enter all my Bible notes ("Allen’s Bible Notes"). There are thousands of them, but most are brief. Many contain cross-references
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[quote user="Floyd Johnson"]I was asked how was " gospel " or " ευαγγελιον " understood prior to it being applied to Christ in the NT. Did it have a religious connotation or was it merely used to refer to family or social events of some sort. Are there tools in LOGOS that could help me
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Looks like some new Logos 9 packages labelled "Bible Engagement Project": Bronze Silver Gold Platinum Anyone from a Charismatic/Pentecostal background may find them more attractive than the current Logos 9 Pente/Ch packs. I bought Bronze for Keener's Spirit Hermeneutics (Eerdmans, 2016).
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[quote user="Michael Kinch"] Which journals do you find most helpful in your studies? Is there a particular journal that you go to most often? Thank you. [/quote] Interesting question, Michael. Sorting my library by "Most Used", filtered to "type:journal", it looks like the ones I've used most are: JETS (Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society
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[quote user="Tony Gedwillo"]... moving Logos from my HDD to my SSD ...[/quote] Yes, that will do it Tony. Makes sense when you consider what Logos is doing that the disk I/O would be the bottleneck. I made the same move a couple of laptops ago, and shared your joy.
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[quote user="DMB"]That was Lot ...[/quote] And Abraham was the original theologian: he knew a Lot. ;-) MJ is right: this forum is for discussing resources.
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[quote user="Randall Lind"]Judges 19 is crazy a man comes to stay the night then the town knocks on the door the man of the house offers his daughter and concubine. They took the concubine and had their way with her until she died. Then the master cut her up into 12 pieces and sent her throughout the land of Isreal. WHAT THE HECK??? This is just insane
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[quote user="Greg Dement"] I have this but in Dynamic pricing it shows about $35, so there must be a new Volume or an update. For some reason the listing on the website doesn’t list the volumes individually so I can’t tell from the listing on the website what I am missing to determine if I have an interest or not. Does anyone know a way
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[quote user="David De Haan"] In a moment of inattention, I deleted not only the intended note, but the whole notebook! My blood pressure skyrocketed when I realized the many hours of study notes were gone. In half panic I searched and found Logos had the deleted notebook in the cloud server where I was able to undelete the deleted. Thank you Faithlife
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[quote user="Fergus Yuille"]Would you recommend this dictionary for someone like me? I preach about three times per year and teach regularly in Sunday school. On occasion I find myself wanting to know more about Judaism at large in the period this dictionary covers and am a bit frustrated that the dictionaries I have don't give me the info I want. I
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Classic: thanks Calvin.
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[quote user="Ken Thompsen"] The Atlas tool just defaults to FL's online maps. Nothing wrong with that, and it's still great, but I'm afraid my own paid resources are being neglected. Is there another way to integrate purchased atlases in an organized and convenient way like the default Atlas feature? [/quote] I don't have an answer for you, Ken, but
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[quote user="Mattillo"]Not sure if anyone else noticed this https://www.logos.com/new-testament-in-its-world-nt-wright I had the course but I got the books for $28[/quote] Thanks for highlighting this. Picked it up.
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[quote user="Milkman"]too bad you couldn't open a map and transport yourself in to it's geography. Or open a vid of an ancient ruin and be a virtual archeologist. Now you're giving me thoughts [/quote] LOL. How about travel back in time as well? ;-)
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[quote user="Allen Browne"]Has logos.blog.com changed? Over the last week, I've been seeing (intermittently) a very different layout, featuring old articles. Can I at least sort the most recent posts to the top?[/quote] Discovered there is a way that seems to sort by post date. Try: https://blog.logos.com/blog/
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[quote user="Kyle G. Anderson"]The layout of the book is unorthodox. The first 200 pages of Volume 2 are the endnotes to Volume 1. As per our standard, we captured these as footnotes.[/quote] Ah, Thanks so much for the explanation, Kyle. And I really appreciate the conversion of endnotes so they work as footnotes. That's just perfect for digital books
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Just bought one of the Wipf & Stock specials: Hengel, Martin. Judaism and Hellenism: Studies in Their Encounter in Palestine during the Early Hellenistic Period . Translated by John Bowden. Vol. 1 & 2. Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2003. It's two volumes as a single resource, but the first 200+ pages of Volume 2 appear to be missing
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Okay, have deleted Logos Blog from my daily read. Perhaps someone can reply to this thread if they ever put the new posts at the top again. TIA.
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[quote user="P A"]How do you choose which words are worth studying?[/quote] I don't have set rules, P A. I try to look for the flags the writer is waving for us. Examples: Writers often reuse key words or phrases. As you read and re-read the passage, you'll feel, "That word again?" Right-click, choose the lemma, and click search Bible. That highlights
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Has logos.blog.com changed? Over the last week, I've been seeing (intermittently) a very different layout, featuring old articles. Can I at least sort the most recent posts to the top?