As a diehard Mac user, I am really excited about the new Logos Bible Software for Mac. Over the past two years, I have moved my entire work flow from the PC to the Mac except for Bible study because of my investment in the Libronix software from Logos. Now my transition to the Mac can be complete!
I sure hope the Mac software has all the usefulness of the PC version as I learned to use a lot of great features at the Camp Logos training by Morris Proctor.
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Logos Bible Software giving away a FREE commentary
Last week, I attended Camp Logos in Denver. I have owned the Logos Bible Software for several years but I have never been as excited or as motivated to use the product as I am now. If you own Logos Bible Software, let me encourage you to do three things:
1. Attend Camp Logos. You will not be disappointed and will learn so much. In fact you will be doing better more indepth Bible study in much less time which will, as the instructor Morris Proctor says, "allow you to either develop your prayer life or your golf game."
2. Check out the Logos Blog for great information on the software.
3. Check out how to secure a free download of a great new commentary series. Here's a little bit about this commentary:
Last Friday the Cornerstone Biblical Commentary (9 Vols.) hit the Pre-Pub page. This relatively new series from Tyndale, under the editorship of Philip W. Comfort, Tremper Longman III (OT), and Grant Osborne (NT), attempts—like the second edition of the New Living Translation it is based on—to be both exegetically accurate and idiomatically powerful.
1. Attend Camp Logos. You will not be disappointed and will learn so much. In fact you will be doing better more indepth Bible study in much less time which will, as the instructor Morris Proctor says, "allow you to either develop your prayer life or your golf game."
2. Check out the Logos Blog for great information on the software.
3. Check out how to secure a free download of a great new commentary series. Here's a little bit about this commentary:
Last Friday the Cornerstone Biblical Commentary (9 Vols.) hit the Pre-Pub page. This relatively new series from Tyndale, under the editorship of Philip W. Comfort, Tremper Longman III (OT), and Grant Osborne (NT), attempts—like the second edition of the New Living Translation it is based on—to be both exegetically accurate and idiomatically powerful.
The CBC gives careful attention to both the words and theological message of the texts of Scripture and strives to be a helpful tool for teachers, pastors, students, and lay people alike.
The contributors to this series—Allen P. Ross, Tremper Longman III, Darrell L. Bock, Harold W. Hoehner, and many others—represent a wide spectrum of theological positions within evangelicalism, reflecting the rich variety that exists in the church.
The 9-volume collection now on Pre-Pub includes the following titles:
- Genesis, Exodus
- Job, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs
- Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations
- Minor Prophets: Hosea-Malachi
- Matthew, Mark
- Luke, Acts
- The Gospel of John, 1-3 John
- Romans, Galatians
- Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 & 2 Thessalonians, Philemon
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