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Most of these aren’t powertools for scholars, but the kind of stuff that the average Bible student can profit from. I’ve created a few pages to illustrate some of my favorite L4 features. It combines many of the best parts of Bible Study Library and Original Languages Library into one.Īnd just in case you just received your inheritance, see this. But the set – and 650 other books – is included in Scholars’ Silver.īy the way, the standard Scholar’s Library is a great deal right now at $472.46. You can get the electronic set for about $485. In print you’d pay about $22 per volume (=$814). It includes 37 volumes of the very helpful New American Commentary series. For example, with the introductory special Logos Scholars’ Silver costs about $750 right now (don’t trust the price on the website – call customer service).
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And we fuss about paying for software to study the Bible? But I think it’s helpful to keep things in perspective.įirst, the typical American vacation costs $200-350 a day – $1,600 for an average vacation.
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Logos has never been cheap, and obviously there are some free software programs and websites that can do some of the basics. They are going to continue to push and improve and rethink and rebuild in any way they can to improve the product. L4 isn’t perfect, but from what I’ve seen through the beta process, I think we can be certain that Logos won’t just put a product on the market and then let users deal with it, warts and all. And the Logos team listened to all of it, graciously interacted with us, and worked like crazy to keep improving the product. They subjected L4 to a team of beta testers who criticized, complained, suggested, scowled, cheered, groaned – something like 14,000 posts in the private beta forum over 2 months. Through the beta testing process I’ve been able to observe first-hand the company’s dedication to the product, to their customers, and ultimately to the Word and the God of the Word. It’s worth reading the Logos blog post today for more on the decision to completely rebuild the program.
It was a gutsy move for the company to undergo a project this ambitious, but those of us who love Bible study will benefit from a product that will be able to keep up with the changes in the digital world (for example, see the new iphone app that syncs with your L4 library).
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Logos 4 isn’t an upgrade to Logos 3 – it has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. I’ve spent my last six years as a pastor using my paper books, Bibleworks, and an occasional dabble in Logos 3. Through an unexpected bit of providence I ended up beta testing this software for the last couple of months. Today Logos Bible Software has rolled out Logos 4. (looking for screenshots and visual stuff? scroll down to “features,” and also check out the videos about L4)
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