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I have placed dozens and dozens of Pre-Pub orders in the last week or so. And yet, I have only received five emails confirming the order for the Pre-Pub. Some of the Pre-Pubs are new (non-Wordsearch) titles, many are Wordsearch titles that are now being made available, and one was for a Mobile Ed course. My Pre-Pub page has the orders listed, so no

Thanks Faithlife for following up on this. Much appreciated! Thanks Paul for mentioning the price was updated.

Thank you for your post Paul. I also wish the publishers would give greater consideration to FLEB when running promotions. (I also appreciate how you will from time to time highlight the missing sales here on the forums.) I have literally purchased over 4,000 Kindle titles that Gospel eBooks has highlighted a sale for, over the last 4-5 years. The ONLY

Bradley, I am wondering if the following are improperly matched. 'Ruth For You', part of the 'God's Word For You' series. In Wordsearch the Book ID is 0:19617. On the Library Migration webpage, 0:19617 is showing as 'Ruth - Poverty and Plenty'. I believe 'Ruth For You' 0:19617 should be linked to the Logos resource that is currently in Pre-Pub at https

Hi Phil. Maybe 60% of the time I know in advance of landing on the product page, whether I own the resource or not. As you mentioned, I do often arrive on the product page as a result of a query I run on any of your store fronts. However, there are numerous other avenues that bring me to the product pages for Logos, Verbum, and Ebooks sites. For instance

Phil, Prior to the implementation of the group licensing approach, if I went to the product page for any resource, I would immediately see whether I owned the product or not. Visually, it was instantaneous--very simple!. Now, I have to process what is going on. Maybe I have accidentally selected a physical book instead. It is simply confusing! At least

I have been in on the Speaker's Commentary since placing my bid on December 26, 2013! I also look forward to it eventually making it into production. As you may well know, archive.org has a lot of older commentaries not available in any of the various Bible software programs. So, you may want to dig around in archive.org for older commentaries that

I hope that I am not stealing Faithlife's marketing thunder by sharing these two Mobile Ed deals! CS251 - History and Theology of the African American Church (7 hours) is $FREE https://www.logos.com/product/120031/mobile-ed-cs251-history-and-theology-of-the-african-american-church PC255 - Biblical Principles for Diversity and Reconciliation in Ministry

It's a few dollars off when you order it as part of the Lexham Press New Testament Commentaries Bundle (21 vols.). https://www.logos.com/product/189366/lexham-press-new-testament-commentaries-bundle It is the only product I do not own in the 21 volume bundle, so the dynamic pricing drops the 3-volume Context Commentary to $92.08 USD.

Mike...I have both the Exodus and Genesis volumes in Kindle and I would re-purchase them in a flash if they were released as a Logos product. However, if released as Faithlife Ebooks, I would probably not buy them again. I have read his Exodus commentary and it is very good. Genesis is on my reading list. Interestingly, a book by the same author entitled