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[quote user="Bob Pritchett"]I’m still 100% committed to Faithlife’s mission and our success -- and excited to be making changes which make that next level of success even more likely.[/quote]Best wishes for your next level of involvement with FL. I fully support your decision and look forward to strong leadership from your chosen successor. Thanks for
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[quote user="Kyle G. Anderson"] This is a book bug. Its marked up as both an internal reference and a Bible reference. It should be one or the other but not both. [/quote]Thanks for the info. Is there any interest in correcting/fixing this bug?
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In the section Types of Footnotes 2 (d) the reference to Ro 1.13 is referenced twice. I think this is unintentional and should be corrected. See below Edit: Ro 7.1 cited in the same entry also has a double reference.
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It appears that an e-version is available from Friendship Press
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I hope FL has its eye trained on the release of this major NRSV revision and plans a same day release to its catalogue. See information on Amazon
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[quote user="Mark Barnes"]It’s nice to be missed.[/quote]You are valued. Happy to hear you are well. I also miss Devin.
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] Eureka! Note the difference in title. It probably affected the match routine adding the link assuming they refer to the same edition of the same work. [/quote]This would be a plausible explanation for the absence of a link for the first two citations, though I'm not convinced, but the third has the same form as the active citation
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] Beloved Amodeo and [quote user="Christian Alexander"] Yes these are all broken [/quote] Actually, it is more likely that there is no link as there is no blue text. A link cannot be broken if it doesn't exist. The order in which resources were produced frequently explains missing linkage. [/quote]Yes, but oddly, this link from
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This Mazar link in the same article is also broken it appears.
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The above markup comes from the article on the Negev in the Lexham Bible Dictionary. The underlined references should link to pages located in Archaeology of the Land of the Bible by Amihai Mazar.
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[quote user="DAL"] I prefer the EGGNT series since it gives you homiletical hints at the end of every section. Very helpful for sermon prep. [/quote]I'll admit that EGGNT follows a useful formula myself owning all of the available resources offered in the series. The trouble with the series is that being more contemporary than Baylor the books covered
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[quote user="Mattillo"] BUMPing on the NET bible... [/quote]NET2 Bible with Full Notes is a gem. I couldn't wait anymore, I bought a hard copy. It's a monster. Would be highly PO'ed if it gets canceled for any reason short of a Chinese ultrasonic tactical nuke attack on Bellingham. Apply the pressure brothers and sisters!
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For those who appreciate in depth OL analysis. Bump
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[quote user="Christian Alexander"] I ordered them. [/quote]Bless you, Christian!
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[quote user="eyn tikvah"]I have prepared a large response.[/quote]I've certainly seen "rants" on here before. If they're not informative I usually ignore them. Try it and see what happens before you categorically dismiss FL's openness to criticism.
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Ok, people let's get this moving. Let's not have these floundering in prepub for years. These are tried and tested very useful resources. Can we get more in support of posts? Bump.
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This is the fulfillment of a long awaited dream! Now, a Legacy bundle with BAGD would be a welcome surprise. Thanks, Vincent!
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I seldom furnish praise of this kind on a new resource, this is the real deal. Visit the sale page. https://www.logos.com/product/197281/the-beatitudes-through-the-ages?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ets-conference&utm_content=logos_ets_nov2021_announcement%20(1)&spMailingID=7608897&spUserID=MzQ1OTQ0NDQ5S0&spJobID=1380694593&spReportId
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[quote user="Mike Tourangeau"] [quote user="Bruce Dunning"]Thank you Faithlife for the latest Galaxie Journal update (volume 24)[/quote] How does this work? Do you buy it once and then get the updates with dynamic pricing? [/quote]Yes, Mike. IIRC, there is also a subscription option. Edit:Subscription is $5/mo or $50/yr.