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[quote user="Chris Lane"] I am curious if there is any talk on a licensing agreement that will enable Logos/Faithlife to offer the Cambridge Greek Lexicon. Any info that can be given re:this resource coming to Logos? TIA [/quote] You may want to check out this review by Dr. Rob Plummer, i.e. "Daily Dose of Greek" https://vimeo.com/544985951
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[quote user="Paul Yeager"] I've read the product pages of these two Mobile Ed. courses. Just wondering if anyone in the Logos community who has used either (or both) would be willing to share a brief review or a few thoughts. Thanks. [/quote] The Greek 101 course is a full blown Greek course that you would get at a college or seminary. The difference
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[quote user="Brother Mark"] For something like 20'ish years I've been a rabid and grateful Logos user. After a TIA (mini-stroke) a couple of weeks ago, I'm no longer teaching/preaching, or, really, capable of study as I was accustomed to do. So, today I'm transferring my 4k+ resource library to a minister friend (I can't bear to see it unused) with
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[quote user="Rosie Perera"] No, the actual reason I keep buying Logos books is because I am a hoarder. And because I can afford it. [/quote] I am a hoarder, but only in the virtual reality of my e-book library.
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I think what you are referring too is the view window- cover view, tile view, and detail view. In the store mode, the view cannot be changed so it is grayed out.
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Pretty easy with email CustomerService@Faithlife.com Your name Your email that you ordered with The order number
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[quote user="Olli-Pekka Ylisuutari"]The format of the WBC -series may be somewhat frustrating: perceptive notes and remarks can be scattered through three parts of the text. But if you go with the WBC, you get a lot of top rated commentaries with many books of the Bible.[/quote] WBC does have a lot of technical discussion in each entry.. But for me
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I really like the new "type" categories that Faithlife has made for our library. It has really helped reduce the number of my resources that have fallen in to the "monograph" catch all. Since I can search by type, where I use to search primarily with my tags, does this make you rethink tagging your library? A lot of the type categories are what I have
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https://www.bestbiblecommentaries.com/top-bible-commentaries-series/ This website may help you get an idea about where a commentary set would fall into what category, even though the description is sparse. I would skim the preface in the commentary and that might give you a feel for the audience the editors are aiming for.Then I would prioritize the
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] [quote user="Phil Gons (Faithlife)"] or create a new FeedBear account[/quote] Lonnie, your response ignores this phrase. I assume you took it into account. [/quote] You're right M.J. I am very leery about the internet and making a new account that is outside of companies I trust. I will wait till I can sign in with my Faithlife
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[quote user="Phil Gons (Faithlife)"]We may be able to integrate with your Faithlife account in the future, but for now you’ll need to sign in with a social account (Google, Facebook, or Twitter) or create a new FeedBear account.[/quote] Well that leaves me out. I will sign up to be social media when it snows in Death Valley in the middle of August
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Thanks for asking these questions M.J. I started out in Logos in 2010. When I first came on board I used Learn Logos to primarily learn how to use the software. I also attended the last Camp Logos at Bellingham and learned Logos 6. That's where I learned the basics. This past year I have bought 2 months of training from mp seminars. Being retired I
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Guess I am going against the grain. I went the theology route over the commentaries. Maybe the next sale... https://www.logos.com/product/62013/the-only-wise-god-the-compatibility-of-divine-foreknowledge-and-human-freedom https://www.logos.com/product/129331/forgiveness-a-theology https://www.logos.com/product/161533/in-search-of-the-soul-four-views
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Hi Wes and welcomed to the forums. What you are looking for I believe is what the notes tool is for. You may want to check this page out. https://www.logos.com/features/notes
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Hi Tim, If you have the Bible Browser Tool, you can click on "things" and string together any of your words. I strung together hand, foot, ear and the Bible Browser returned Exodus 29:20, Leviticus 8:23-24, Leviticus 14:17, vs.25, and vs. 28.
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[quote user="Jon Dart"] Actually I'm not looking for a frequency list for one word. I'm looking for a list of all the words in Romans that occur 5 times or more. [/quote] You could use the Concordance tool Set it to your preferred bible, lemma, and Romans and set to count instead of heading.
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Glad it helped Gregorio I'm just a one trick pony this time. But I am sure someone will come along and answer your questions.
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I think you are referring to the underlines in your bible? They are connected with the fact book. On your bible's bar, next to the fact book icon is an arrow. Click on the arrow an it will open up a menu.At the bottom of the list is "Show Underlines". Uncheck the box.
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[quote user="Angela Meister"] I have thanked God for this resource multiple times over the past year... First, it is amazing that we have the ability to explore His word like this with all kinds of tools that were either not available or manually much more difficult to use just a generation ago. Second, that we are able to make connections and look
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Hey Angela, You are not alone. I have never taken Hebrew, but every basic Greek grammar I have had has a review of English grammar because it has been so neglected in being taught in school. The only parts of speech I remember being taught was when I was in the 3rd grade. Yikes! Anyhow, if you want to brush up on your English this website may help.