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Thank you, Lawrence. I didn't know about the former. I also see the the UMJC has re-done it's website and now has a weekly Torah commentary (not significant for our Logos discussion, but it is the main co-ordinating body of MJ congregations).
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It appears that Logos only sells two issues of Kesher: A Journal of Messianic Judaism. I would like to see all the issues on Logos. See https://www.kesherjournal.com/.
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It seems an ambitious project if FL were to take it on, but also very valuable. I'm returning now to this discussion nearly 4 years after opening it, hoping to bring it to FL's attention once again. The need is still there!
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Hi Nathan, For me, your suggestion is a heart cry—a daily need. I have a huge amount of FFOZ literature on the shelf behind me, and Logos in front of me. It's like I'm in the cockpit of a modern plane with everything I need at hand... except that I repeatedly have to leave the cockpit and go to the back of the aircraft to look through the volumes
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I am genuinely troubled that the Atlas generally omits Jerusalem from maps which should surely include it as a labelled point feature. I inquired about this with Faithlife Support in October 2019 and received the following response: The different maps in the Atlas tool have different cities associated with them, so not every place will appear on a given
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Why is there no find tool (Ctrl+F in Windows), nor Find-and-Replace tool, in the sermon document editor? I often need them for editing, and the Search Panel option is really not practical for such tasks.
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Likewise, I have a big clippings document (36 pages when exported to A4) containing probably at least 50 clippings, maybe 100. Every time I read something on that topic, I add a clipping to the list. Some clippings are short sentences and others comprise several paragraphs. Dragging and dropping them to organize them is very difficult. I need a "collapsed
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"there" should be "their"
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Thank you, Doug
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Why does the LEB translate שְׁלֹשִׁים as "twenty" in Numbers 4.23, contrary the the lexical definition, contrary to itself in other verses (e.g. Num 4.30), and contrary to all other English translations (except those following the LXX, which says "twenty five")? Is this a translation mistake or am I missing something?
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Thanks Mathieu, I wasn't getting it right but I've got it now (<lemma = lbs/he/סתר>). Can't get the export to Excel working but I can live with that. David
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How do you search for a Hebrew lemma and get the results grouped by stem/binyan? I want to search for סתר and see how often it is used in nifal, hifil, hitpael, etc.
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Much appreciated, Dave!
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Thanks Rich. I think its difficult because one the label for the genre suggests a target audience. Glad to say my daughter seems over it now.
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You are right. I was over-optimistic that there would be a happy ending, but the description should have made me halt my daughter's choice.
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Into His Arms ( https://faithlifetv.com/ items/341025 ) is a terrifying movie for kids and should not be classified as a family movie. My family had a rough night last night because of it. At times, I wanted to quit but I kept trusting that, as a family movie, it would turn out well. Bad decision--after one child was kidnapped and never seen again,
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Good idea, Tommy. Done!
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It's worth looking on the About Sefaria page at the History section to see how astonishingly quickly this online service has grown.
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It seems there should be a way to draw on content from sefaria.org in Logos. Custom content such as sheets could be imported, but the library of texts could perhaps be presented in Logos without importing it into one's Logos database. If you're not familiar with Sefaria, check it out.
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Mine works fine.