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The main thesis of this article is to consider whether the inclusion of Psalm 2 within the New Testament automatically draws with it resurrection overtones and significance. Psalm 2 and proleptic speech I will tell of the decree of the Lord: He said...
Recently, a member of the church where I preach asked me about Matthew 26:24, 45 and the use of paradidotai (lemma: paradidōmi). His specific question was whether paradidotai could be translated in the middle voice.
The hardest lesson for me to learn in my nine-year academic journey was patience. My goal in this article is to prepare you, the budding Bible academic, for an endurance race of mind and spirit. Hold this thought: academia is hard, but it is harder...
Today’s blog is based a response I gave to a Logos user who asked this question: I find myself using the Bible Browser a great deal. At first I opened it from the tools menu, but then I realized I could add it to the shortcuts bar, which saved time...
I’m trying to locate the phrase “the faith” in the NKJV, but the search results include “the faithful”, and” the faithfulness”. Am I overlooking a setting that will limit the results to just “the faith”? In this case, the search being overlooked is...
A question from a new Logos user provides an opportunity to remind you of an oldie but a goodie: I’m new to Logos and I enjoy studying the Bible for my own growth. As a part of my daily Bible reading, I like tracking down cross references in the...
The subject of today’s blog comes from a fellow Logos Bible Software user’s questions I’m working through the events surrounding Jesus’s arrest and trials. Is there a place in the software that lists all of these events in the order they occurred...
With the expanded Factbook, we can now initiate a study of most anything from it: passageswords topicspreaching themescounseling themesand on and on In this short blog post, however, I want to remind you that from the Factbook we can also quickly...
I recently received this insightful question from a fellow Logos Bible Software user: I’m working on organizing my Logos books in the Library and I’m just a bit confused on the difference between removing and hiding a resource. Would you provide...
When you’re reading a book in Logos, you might not always want to see what other people found interesting enough to highlight. So here’s how to turn off popular highlights. We’ll show you from inside the ESV, but it works the same regardless of...
As English Bible students, we are traditionally taught to read a biblical passage in multiple Bibles. Seeing various translations of Hebrew and Greek words may help us glean a better understanding of the text. There are different Logos features to...
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