Daniel FosterVincent’s post about mapping outand harmonizing all the variousbook-chapter-verse schemes for the Bible has sparked some great discussion among other bloggers. Here are a few selections; click through on the links to read the complete posts at...
Sometimes we take for granted the goodness of electronic publishing. But some people still wonder why an author or a publisher would choose to put out an electronic edition of their work. Dr. Robert Lowery, seminary professor, dean, and author of...
The winner of the Logos-SBL syntax paper awardwas announced in Vienna at the Society of Biblical Literature International Meeting this week. Here’sthe announcement as posted at the SBL Forum: In September 2006, Logos Bible Software and the...
Announcing BibleTech 2008, January 25-26, 2008, in Seattle! I enjoy hanging out with Bible geeks and talking technology. I enjoy it so much that every morning I tag along with a handful of Logos developers for a brisk walkabout, and learn all...
Guest blogger Mark Van Dyke(when does he get promoted to a regular?) writes about typo reporting in Logos Bible Software. Dr. Daniel Wallace’s lecture about preserving the Word of God was a good reminderabout the importance of textual accuracy...
If you’ve studied biblical Greek, you’ve heard the name Daniel B. Wallace. His intermediate grammar, Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics, is used in more than two-thirds of the classrooms where Greek is taught nationwide. Dr. Wallace, a...
(This progress update from Bob Pritchett was sent last night to the Logos for the Mac email list and posted here.) Work continues on Logos Bible Software for the Mac. As oflate June’sintermediate release: Search Status: Basic Search is...
Rubén Gómez at Bible Software Review recently posted a review of Logos Bible Software 3 to his site and graciously permitted us to reprint the review. Logos has been dissected many times in various magazines, journals, and websites but I must say...
If you keep hearing theacronym “RSS” while waiting in vain for a clear explanation of RSS in non-geek terms…wait no longer. This video from The Common Craft Show explains the concept simply and memorably. Click To Play For a...
Guest blogger Mark VanDyke, formerly a Logos support rep,works in the marketing department at Logos. Carmen Cazares-Tovar (Spanish Support) in action. Whenever I speak with a customer service representative over the phone I can’t help but...
Landon Nortonfiles this brief from the Bible Study Bus. View more road trip photos at Flickror readprevious posts from the trip. Hello Logos blog readers…and greetings from the Bible Study Bus!! The Bible Study Bus Road Trip: America has...
OpenBible.info just launched a new topical Bible service that is steeped in crowdsourcing-mashup-web-2.0 goodness. Since I just blogged about the “old school”What the Bible Says About… service from Logos I thought I’d give...
Did you know about the free service offered by Logos that lets Internet users find out what the Bible says about a topic? And did you know you could host this free topical lookup on your own site? The URL is here’s what it looks like: Enter...
Part 1 | Part 2 Just about a year ago, Scott Lindsey sat down with Dennis Rainey and Bob Lepine and recorded an interview that aired over two days on the FamilyLife Today national radio show. That week,a number of us got a call from mom who was...
If you are teaching yourself Greek or Hebrew or simply trying to keep your skills sharp, you may want to check out these freevocabulary lists that can be downloaded and opened within Logos Bible Software 3: Vocabulary Lists for Popular Grammars...
Part 1 | Part 3 A cool thing about partnering up with American Family Radio for the Bible Study Bus road trip this year is that AFR has about a billion radio stations nationwide. So they’ve been able to promote the events with radio spots...
The Bible Study Bus rolls on…and we keep hearing good thingsfrom those who attend. An attendee/organizer from Kansas sent this email after the Bus visited her church in late May: Landon, The Bible Study Bus event was a success! We had between...
Guest blogger Mark VanDyke provides some details on Monday’s lecture event… The next Lecture Series event is just around the corner! On Monday, June 11 Logos will welcome Dr. Mark Goodacre to Bellingham, Washington. Dr. Goodacre hails...
Part 2 | Part 3 Logos doesn’t do a lot of radio advertising, but sometimes we have occasion to dabble in this area. Of course, it’s always a challenge to convey a very visual product via an aural-only medium. We’ve pretty well...
Biblioblogs.com is a list ofblogs on biblical topics, maintained byJim West and Brandon Wason. Besides being a great resource to discover blogs on topics that may interest you,it alsofeatures a different biblioblogger every month and posts an...
Guest blogger Scott Lindsey is back in the office after five weeks on the Bible Study Bus. View more road trip photos at Flickr or readScott’s first and second posts from the trip. Bob Pritchett, our fearless leader, and family flew into...
Mac users can download the new and improved Bible Widget from www.LogosBibleWidget.comor Apple.com. Thebiggest update is that thenew widget adds the ESV Bibleso you can instantly navigate to a verse in either the English Standard Version or King...
As promised, I’m back for one final post on this whole “most important people in the Bible” topic. The first two posts in the series are here and here. Today we’ll take a quick look at a visualization of the top 50 women of...
Earlier this month, we blogged about the process used toquantify theThe Most Important Person in the Bible by computing factors such as frequency of mentions and the dispersion of those mentions across biblical books and chapters. As you might...
I’ve said it before and I’m sure I’ll say it again…Logos users are a very clever bunch. One user, John Minter, recently posted a “wouldn’t it be nice if…” to the Logos newsgroups. Regarding Kurt...
Today’s guest blogger is Rob Haskell, who works in the Spanish department at Logos. It’s been fun to find out through my work with Logos that missions is a growing theme in Latin-American Christianity. This is so much so that we have been able...
If you’ve spent time around Logos Bible Software, you probably already know that Bibles such as the ESV, NKJV, and NASB* include cross-reference linksright there in the text. They’re indicated by the “little letters and...
We recently created a Libronix-based product for a third party company andone of their outside consultants did Quality Assurance testing on it. She had a number of questions about the way things work within Libronix DLS—but the oddest question she...
Today’s post is written by Scott Lindsey, director of ministry relations for Logos, who is on the Bible Study Bus road trip. View more road trip photos at Flickror readScott’s first post from the trip. The Bible Study Bus is still...
Today’s guest blogger is Sean Boisen, senior information architect at Logos. Logos Bible Software iscontinually undertaking new projects to expand our tools for Bible study. Many of these involve wading through data, usually lots and lots of...