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[quote user="danwdoo"] Sermon Builder has a very useful feature that I use constantly to make adjusting things like this easy. In the print function, there is a "send to Word" lower down in the list of options. Clicking this opens the sermon document automatically in Word and then I just do a global font size change, make sure margins are set to narrow
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[quote user="Paul Mulner"] That's true. I use my iPad(s) every day for reading and for my primary job. I depend on them greatly. But in the pulpit...why? Paper works. All I'm doing with a tablet is introducing the possibility of something going wrong from an errant swipe, unexpected software update, battery failure, random reboot, app freezing... [
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Very sensible suggestion, especially for those of us in radically different timelines. I’ve voted.
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Ah - thank you very much Andrew.
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Have you tried ”look inside” on Amazon?
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I never normally use the Bible Browser, so I might be missing something here. When I upgraded to 9.12 just now and read the Release Notes I thought I'd give it a go with one of the Counselling Themes that have been added. I clicked on "Counselling Themes" and then randomly chose "Spiritual Warfare". I'm not entirely sure why spiritual warfare is a counselling
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on the “Ask NT Wright Anything” podcast recently he did say he’s still working on the next one.
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You’d also benefit from doing a search in Logos on “New Perspective“ to access what you’ve got in your library on the more recent Pauline debates. This should throw up discussion in commentaries and monographs. A topic search on justification would also set up a lot to look at, but remember that’s only one aspect of Pauline
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You are aware that a lot of Richard Baxter works are already available in Logos? See https://www.logos.com/search?query=richard%20baxter&sortBy=Relevance&limit=60&page=1&ownership=all&geographicAvailability=availableToMe I think one of the conditions of sharing PB files is that we’re not supposed to share files that are already
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I think you'll find that, if you set up Cited By so that commentaries appear at the top (drag your commentaries collection to the top), it will do exactly as you are asking for. See below. Cited By uses the verse that has the focus, so you'll only get commentaries that mention that particular verse (or a range of verses that include it). To avoid repeatedly
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Not sure quite what happened here. I just went through the steps you mentioned and it created a 5-day reading plan omitting weekends - I did need to set it so that it started on a Monday, but it seems to work fine for me. What version of Logos are you on?
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Hi Mark - you can sort the themes alphabetically instead of by count as in the screenshot below. Just click on the "A-Z" link.
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If you have any Bible Dictionaries it's always worth looking under "Canon" in them - they will also normally point you towards a bibliography to expand your reading further if you wish to do so. ISBE and AYBD certainly both have good articles on the formation of the canon, as does the New Bible Dictionary from IVP as I recall. In fact, you would probably
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The term “evangelical” is used differently in different cultures and places. In my evangelical world, something like The Contemplative Pastor sets out aspiration and example - https://www.logos.com/product/1609/the-contemplative-pastor Also by Eugene Peterson, Working the Angles: The Shape of Pastoral Integrity - https://www.logos.com/product/37529
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[quote user="Rick Ratzlaff"] So I see 2 different terms. NOTE and NOTE BOOK. Are those 2 different tools? I don't think so. Then LOGOS should not use them interchangeably. . [/quote] Notes are contained within notebooks, so the terms aren’t used interchangeably. I am working on my iPad at the moment so don’t have access to it, but I suggest you watch
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This is the sort of book that only really works on FL products if it is available immediately it comes out. As it was a much-talked-about book and I was being asked questions about it, I bought it on Kindle some months ago as it wasn’t available on FL ebooks. Since it doesn’t link much to other books or Scripture i wasn’t any worse off having it in
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[quote user="Sarel Slabbert"]True, but my point is that I think this can be handled better. Just to make the main arguments more clear: 1) I am not against receiving these emails from Faithlife. I like learning about new resources, or resources that are for sale, BUT 2) I think Faithlife could rather send 1 email per week highlighting the specials/advertisements
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[quote user="JT (alabama24)"] [quote user="GregW"]it took about eight hours[/quote] HDD? Updating to an SSD should bring much better performance [/quote] no - I have had an SSD for the past eight years.
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As well as the Atlas tool, which is a good way of doing it, you can put your atlases in a collection and use the “Cited by” tool. I’ve done this with the Carta resources and if the passage I’m looking at is referred to in any of them, Cited By will show it.
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I’m working on my iPad at the moment so don’t have access to the desktop. Two ways come to mind: Tools > Interactives > New Testament Use of the Old - you can filter on the left-hand side by both source and destination. Parallel Passages in the Passage Guide will also usually bring up a reference to an OT citation. if those don’t work, many Bibles also