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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] The first time or two it may be a bit annoying but keep at it ... it becomes an interesting challenge - better than any crossword or jigsaw puzzles. You develop a real sense of pride in the creativity you applied, the interesting rabbit holes you found, new piece of trivia to regal clergy friends with ... I swear this really
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[quote user="Friedrich"]I am still curious what you mean by your topics are "too precise?"[/quote] For instance, I am preparing a sermon on the theme of adorning the Gospel in the Pastorals. "Gospel" "Witnessing" and other partially intersecting themes available from the preaching themes or topics just don't cut it. Since I have not been able to use
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I have not used workflows a whole lot until now. I am a bit frustrated by the constraint of having to work with pre-set categories (e.g., preaching theme, lemma, etc). It would be fine if one had the choice to coin his/her own but to be constrained to use those already provided in Logos is too much of a limitation. For instance, I was looking at making
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https://www.logos.com/free-book-of-the-month These are really good because Eerdmans Critical Commentaries normally cost an arm and a leg. Thanks, FL!
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Thanks for the heads up, HJ and thank you to FL for the freebie and deals.
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For that matter, it would be useful if the title field in the sermon editor was also searchable as such. At least, there is no field selection option in the search fields drop down that narrows it down to titles or any other index.
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I just noticed today that BST only brings up the OT volumes of the series in the library, not the NT ones. Not sure whether that's supposed to be normal? If not, something that needs fixing.
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Thanks, it worked. I did not realize that a commentary prioritized higher would come up ahead of a primary source. Good to know and immediate problem solved.
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A moment ago, I attempted to follow a reference to Didache 11:3 in a commentary (WBC 33B, 675). Instead of opening up the Didache itself, it opened up the Hermenia commentary on the Didache at the corresponding reference. In order to test whether it was a tagging error in WBC, I clicked on the verse number that introduces the commentary section (usually
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Am I the only one to think that these bullets in the Note Tool look like a glorified raised dot? I like bullets to stand out a bit more visually from text and these don't. Would it be possible to improve them please?
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I would like to request the addition of a title field to notes which may or may not be used (as the user's discretion) and should be collapsable (to reduce screen space usage). As it is, the Notes Tool shows a preview of the opening text in entries but these are not titles per se and are not distinguishable in search results from any other text in the
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The interface looks scary but I heard what was said about online tutorials. So I will take a look. Thanks for the input, much appreciated.
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I know we are not supposed to promote other software and I am not asking for "promotion" (as in, buy this). But I am looking for a good solution to use Logos while teaching or preaching online. This is not a church setup nor am I doing this for an organization. I just want something I can use on a laptop or if need be two, perhaps even using a phone
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So idioms... let's take a couple examples in English: The meaning of the expression: "don't call me, I'll call you." The negation is part of the expression. That is to say, there is not a positive idiom that corresponds to it like "Please call me, I won't call you." So if this expression would be rendered idiomatically, it would have to include the
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Since the verse says "you shall NOT follow a majority" (LEB), it is not difficult to see that this is a double error (probably of fatigue!). One is the most costly word to omit accidentally: not. The other is the placement of the asterix which should come later in the sentence. Beyond this, I doubt there is any devilish conspiracy or slander at work
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Hello everybody, I know there has been a thread on how your church is coping with the coronavirus. I read many of the messages and what I am looking for here is more focused. We don't know how long confinement is going to last but it has lasted long enough to put severe constraints on fellowship and ministry and we need to come up with solutions. If
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I was surprised to see that there is a section for which there is no content in the ISBE (2. Earliest National Type): https://ref.ly/logosres/intlbbldict1915?ref=Page.p+1353&off=995
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Unless I am not seeing it for some reason, I have not found in the Help File current information on how to do a headword search as in: {Headword headwordterm } Usage examples: ἑαυτῷ WITHIN {Headword λαλέω} searching lexica. WITHIN {Headword Tongues} searching dictionaries. Please update this and related searches information. While at it, this would
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[quote user="David Paul"]Technically, as far as the grammar of v.13 is concerned, the verb is plural to go with the plural ':eloh hiym . It is Shaa 'uul 's response in v.14 that gives the impression of a singular referent, but that actually doesn't affect the grammar of the previous verse.[/quote] The question is not that easily settled. First, Elohim
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[quote user="Carl R. Denti"]If you have can you please tell is the word ever used in the plural of a singular subject other than our one true God.[/quote] Yes, of the spirit of Samuel (1 Sam 28:13).