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[quote user="DMB"]personally I don't see him as that good. His entries match Metzger one-for-one and primarily add for translators (similar to the USB4 apparatus). His opinions sometimes surprise me, since periodically they don't match Metzger and I wonder whether Bruce agreed.[/quote] Yeah that’s why I use him along with Metzger and others. I want

Another resource is the "Textual Guide To The Greek New Testament" By Roger L. Omanson. This is based on Metzger's commentary on the Greek New Testament but revised a bit and changed. I use both of these along with other resources. See my Layouts below. Also two resources that are not in Logos but are very helpful are: 1) "New Testament Text and Translation

I have both iPad and Kindle and almost never use the iPad to read any of my Logos books. I convert them to Kindle. I am amazed at how many people use the iPad to read long books and resources. I hate using the iPad, laptop, or desktop to read books. I think the Vyrso is a waste and isn't for me. I like real books and Kindle is as close to a real book

I just did a forum search for this topic and had no hits so I created one just a moment ago asking if we are getting this.

[quote user="Thomas Black"] James, I'm particularly fond of the stroller hidden by the desk in the first picture. Guard that child in Christ. Well done. [/quote] The kids love to come in and visit dad as he is working. Playing dolls and driving cars around the room. [quote user="Thomas Black"] Oh, and you're desk is appropriately cluttered, but your

For me it was: 1) Theological Lexicon of the Old TEstament. I had the New Testament one and wanted to fill out the Old. 2) Lenski's Commentary set. I had this in hardcover but recently sold it and was looking forward to buying it in Logs. 3) College Press NIV Old Testament set. Have the New Testament and wanted to fillout the Old. Very happy with these

ok, I took a quick look at L4 and it seems to have all the refrences linked and it seems to work fine with biblical refrences and even scrolls along with my bible. So will Logos work on this for those of us loyal Logos users who happen to use L3 or will there be no love for L3? [:'(] I hope they will fix this

http://www.logos.com/product/8556/biblical-commentary-on-the-new-testament I am a bit disappointed with the quality of the “ Biblical Commentary on the New Testament (6 vols.)”. I use Libronix or Logos 3 because Logos 4 is painfully slow on all of my desktops and laptops even though I just bought a new laptop in hopes that L4 would work. But this isn

[quote user="Allen Browne"] 5) E-books can’t be used for interior design. True. In years gone by, you walked into some pastors’ homes and were overwhelmed by their books. A Logos library is not as visibly impressive. [/quote] Here is the solution: taken from: http://www.reverendfun.com/?date=20000913