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Thanks, Paul. I'll try to be patient. I've been interested in this resource for a long time.
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The pre-pub, A Commentary on the New Testament from the Talmud and Midrash has been released. I'm unable find volumes 1-2 in my Logos library. Someone who purchased these resources, please check your library? Thanks
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[quote user="Kiyah"] [quote user="Into Grace"]Thanks very much, Kiyah. This is exactly what I was after. [/quote] No problem. If you want more words that refer to God in the NT other than just θεὸς, you could also try this search in the Morph tab : INTERSECTS INTERSECTS ( OR {Section }) That search picks up a few more results with words like πατήρ
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[quote user="Kiyah"] [quote user="Into Grace"] The lemma θεὸς (God) is used 305 times in the New Testament. Because nominative nouns are sometimes used in place of vocatives, how can I perform a search to determine which of these nouns are intended for vocative application in the New Testament? Thanks. [/quote] First, I tried it using the Addressee
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[quote user="Dave Hooton"] [quote user="Into Grace"]The lemma θεὸς (God) is used 305 times in the New Testament. [/quote] I would say 1307 times in total, but 1294 times for God (depending on the Greek bible). [quote user="Into Grace"]Because nominative nouns are sometimes used in place of vocatives, how can I perform a search to determine which of
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The lemma θεὸς (God) is used 305 times in the New Testament. Because nominative nouns are sometimes used in place of vocatives, how can I perform a search to determine which of these nouns are intended for vocative application in the New Testament? Thanks.
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Hi Jeremy, Please look into Psalm 45:6. This human king (vocative translation: “O God”) has the sense tagged as “God (Israelite).” It is a wedding coronation of a Dividic king (possibly Solomon) that went on to have children. Thank you.
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Thanks, Dave for creating this thread. Following.
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[quote user="Kiyah"] [quote user="Into Grace"]Logos contains sense errors in Psalm 82:6 and 138:1 . Both uses of Elohim are tagged as "God (Israelite)." The first verse may describe angels or people, etc. The second verse appears to describe angels. These referents are not the one true God of Israel.[/quote] Agreed. These should definitely be changed
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[quote user="xnman"] [quote user="Kevin S. Coy"] If everyone has their own truth then there is no real truth. Each with their own truth is the relativist hymn...IMHO. God bless. [/quote] While many want to decipher truth their way... does not mean that there isn't a truth. John 17:17 tells us God's word is truth. 2+2 has always equaled 4 no matter how
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Logos contains sense errors in Psalm 82:6 and 138:1. Both uses of Elohim are tagged as "God (Israelite)." The first verse may describe angels or people, etc. The second verse appears to describe angels. These referents are not the one true God of Israel. There is a third possible error in Psalm 45:6. The use of Elohim is tagged as "God (Israelite).
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[quote user="TL Putnam"] [quote user="SineNomine"]Volume 16 provides articles and an index.[/quote] We will be producing the articles from Volume 16. Their omission was an oversight. [/quote] Thank you
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While I'm happy to own this Encyclopedia, it's in the wrong tagging category. Encyclopedias are for research and not intended for reading cover to cover.
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] Welcome to the Logos software forums where we discuss the use of Faithlife software products. The guidelines are available at: Forum Guidelines - Faithlife Forums (logos.com) [/quote] As soon as someone posts an unpopular view, the posting guidelines are invoked. I see how it works.
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Here you go: https://www.logos.com/free-book-of-the-month
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Maybe this one? https://www.logos.com/product/51482/library-of-new-testament-studies
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Okay, Ben. Thanks for your response.
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Hi Mr. Ben Sanders, Is https://www.logos.com/product/190342/mobile-ed-la181-learn-to-use-biblical-greek-in-logos eligible? It does not appear to fall under the restrictions you mentioned earlier. Thanks very much.
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[quote user="mike"] Okay. I just completed the chores. Buying straight to Ultimate vs. buying from the ground up saves me around $320. I could've gotten better if I didn't mess up on the earlier steps. There you go peeps. [/quote] Your savings was not as substantial as others may receive. You already owned Logos 8 Ultimate. Thanks for sharing your savings
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Call sales as PetahChristian suggested. This is an outstanding deal. I doubt you will ever see this level of discount for base packages again.