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Sorry to do new editions so quickly, but I went back and rechecked all volumes not available for purchase or pre-order in Logos to see if they had become available for Kindle, and several had, so I have added those notes to the end of those entries. 6153.OT2022_1_0.docx 3225.NT2022_1_0.docx
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You can vote for this series to be added to Logos here . This is a highly regarded series with several volumes completed. It is also very expensive to find in paper in the US, so it would be a great series to have in Logos. The publisher's page is here , with the Amazon search here . Five of the volumes are listed in Denver's OT annotated bibliography
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[quote user="Graham Criddle"] [quote user="Joseph Turner"]dan 1 2 [Enter] or even daniel 1 2[Enter][/quote] There seems to be a current issue requiring the book name to start with a capital letter for this feature to work. [/quote] I went back to test this, and for some reason, it ended up working sometimes and not others for both ways. It comes and
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I look at each base package, figure up all of the resources that I really want to have, and if the cost of the base package is less than the books I want, then I purchase it. I don't worry about the denominational title. This usually means I eventually get most levels of every base package except SDA and Pentecostal & Charismatic, since the crossover
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When I add any verse or passage by typing the following: dan 1 2 [Enter] or even daniel 1 2[Enter] Nothing happens. The options for "Insert inline (tab)" and "Insert block (Enter)" still pop up, but Enter does not work. I have to click on the actual words "Insert block (Enter)" for it to add the verse. This was in 9.11 Beta 1 and 2. I'm not sure about
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Almost every scholar, both "conservative" and "liberal" (I dislike these labels for biblical scholarship) recognize that Matthew and Luke used Mark and the hypothetical Q document, reconstructed from Matthew and Luke in print, as sources. Matthew includes almost all of Mark's gospel, and Luke uses about half of it. There is clearly a literary relationship
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[quote user="Tony Walker"] I've seen this thread before but am just now downloading the files... after building the book I honestly said, "wow." amazing work. thank you [/quote] No problem, Tony!
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This post deleted because I was able to change the NT file in the original post above for NT2022_0_1.
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FYI: The 2022 editions have been released and are available as a Personal Book with links here .
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Changes in OT2022.0.0 The following resources have been added to the new edition: *Moberly, R. W. L. The God of the Old Testament: Encountering the Divine in Christian Scripture . Baker, 2020. A profound investigation of the Old Testament revelation of God through the perspectives of several key biblical texts. *Lewis, Theodore J. The Origin and Character
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The 2022 editions are out. Changes will be posted in the following post. 2021.OT2022_0_0.docx 6825.NT2022_0_1.docx
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[quote user="Paul Caneparo"] The 2022 list is now available. https://denverseminary.edu/the-denver-journal-article/annotated-old-testament-bibliography-2022/ The NT list isn't published yet, but will presumably follow shortly. Link should then be: https://denverseminary.edu/the-denver-journal-article/new-testament-exegesis-bibliography-2022/ [/quote
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[quote user="NB.Mick"] Additional comment: fellow forum user Joseph Turner regularly converts those Denver commentary lists into a PB which makes it easy to jump directly to those one owns already. Just follow this thread for updates. [/quote] Yes! I will release the OT and NT once they get the NT up. It should be up in the next few days.
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These two volumes would serve as a brief survey and jumping off point: Sparks, Kenton L. Ancient Texts for the Study of the Hebrew Bible: A Guide to the Background Literature . Peabody, MA: Hendrickson Publishers, 2005. Evans, Craig A. Ancient Texts for New Testament Studies: A Guide to the Background Literature . Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic, 2011
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This might help from the 2nd edition: PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION The first edition of this book appeared at the beginning of the new millennium. My intent was to make the best in current scholarship on Revelation accessible to a wide range of readers, while engaging issues that were generated by the use of apocalyptic literature in popular media
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[quote user="Bob"] [quote user="DAL"] I’ve preordered all of them and own all the ones that are available. Awesome series 👍😁👌 DAL [/quote] are pre-order prices better than just waiting for the actual release? Bob [/quote] Yes. For some reason the last two posted above with logos.com links, 2 Peter and Jude, don't show the discount, but the volumes
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[quote user="David Thomas"]Since you mentioned in another post that you are writing a paper, you may have access to peer-reviewed, academic journals through the school where you are matriculated.[/quote] I think Christian is still at Liberty, and I still have access there. Searching john 7:53-8:11/Full Text Online/Peer-Reviewed gets me 1,979 results
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[quote user="Mike Binks"] ”I am not one religion or another. I reside broadly in the evangelical realm. I do follow a Baptist church but do not agree with everything. If anyone has any questions please let me know. “ Is this a mistype? I can't hold the sense of these there sentences together. [/quote] I understood it to mean "I am not one denomination
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It simply proposes interpreting the Bible in its own context, yes, including the context of the surrounding nations, to which the ancient Israelites consistently turned in terms of culture and religion as the Old Testament points out over and over, as opposed to interpreting the Bible in a 21st century context, which is completely foreign to the biblical
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[quote user="Sylvio Janelle"] New iPad never used with the church's wifi. It never connected so it couldn't synch. Problem solved! I'll try again at a later time! [/quote] Well that definitely explains it! Glad you figured it out.