I have mixed feelings about Logos marketing–some criticisms expressed here–but I still do, at least for now, participate in an affiliate program of theirs. This helps, among other things, to pay for some of this blog’s minimal expenses and has even in the past funded seminary coursework. I have no intention to shill, but … Continue reading Not to Shill, But… (Last Day of Logos Bible Software Discount)
Especially since Eerdmans has a large number of resources in production right now at Logos Bible Software, I’ve started paying more attention to Logos’s Pre-Publication program. Logos puts titles into “Pre-Pub” to help gauge user interest in various resources. When users pre-order a resource, that helps to cover the cost of production. If/when enough users … Continue reading Getting Pre-Pub Books in Logos Bible Software
Here are, in no particular order, the top 10 tasks for which I use Logos Bible Software. Most of these uses are for preaching and teaching preparation, or for when I’m preparing to lead a Bible study. This post is a visual tour, so if you want to see any image in more detail, you can … Continue reading Top 10 Tasks for Which I Use Logos Bible Software
This month Bonhoeffer for Armchair Theologians is free in Logos Bible Software. You can find it here. Here is part of the product description from Logos: This volume in the ever-popular W. J. K. Armchair series turns its sights on contemporary theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945). Born in Breslau, Germany, Bonhoeffer led quite an intriguing life. This book, with dozens of illustrations … Continue reading Free Bonhoeffer Book in Logos Bible Software
The below is adapted from my full-length review of the print edition of NIGTC Matthew. Here I reproduce some of the content of that post, but with an eye toward the commentary’s presentation and use in Logos Bible Software. Readers of this blog (and those with whom I worship on Sunday!) will know I’ve been … Continue reading Matthew (NIGTC) in Logos Bible Software
Logos Bible Software has just announced the release of a “500 Book Mega Pack.” The bundle is up through the end of the year. More details are here. Some highlights include: Adolf von Harnack Collection (22 vols.) The Works of Isaac Watts (14 vols.) The Works of John Wycliffe (12 vols.) Holiness: Its Nature, Hindrances, … Continue reading 500 Book Sale in Logos Bible Software
This month (for the next week) Logos Bible Software is offering volume 5 of The Expositor’s Greek Testament for free. You can find it here. From the Logos site: The Expositor’s Greek Testament ranks among the most important commentaries on the Greek text of the New Testament from the 19th century, drawing from the scholarship of … Continue reading Free book in Logos Bible Software this month
Göttingen. Not just a city in Germany, but a word that instills awe and fear in the hearts of every student of the Septuagint who must eventually consult the set of Old Greek editions by that name. Okay, that’s maybe a bit dramatic. I do suspect, however, that if one finds it challenging to learn … Continue reading The Göttingen Septuagint in Logos Bible software
I’ve been using R.R. Ottley’s Book of Isaiah According to the Septuagint as I participate in Greek Isaiah in Year. The two-volume work is available in print through Wipf & Stock here on Amazon. Or you can download the whole thing here for free as a .pdf, since it’s in the public domain. This will be sufficient for many … Continue reading Works of Richard R. Ottley (3 vols.) in Logos Bible Software
I own a concordance, but it’s packed away in a box somewhere. Useful as a print concordance is, with sites like the NET Bible and Bible Gateway, not to mention various software programs available, I can do any word or phrase searching quickly at a computer. This post will mark the completion of my multiple-part … Continue reading Searching in Logos Bible software (concluding part of my Logos 4 review)
Words on the Word 