Introduction of new features

• New Feature: Ask the Author | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Atlas | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Author Slide Templates | Jonathan J Watson
• Logos Now>New Feature: BibleScreen | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Books.Logos.com | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Cultural Concepts | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Inline Search | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Journals Section | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Label Entry | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Personal Book Upload | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Send to Kindle | Jonathan J Watson

• >> | Jonathan J Watson

Abbreviations

• Bible Book Name Abbreviations | Logos Support
• Common resource abbreviations |Faithlife user wiki
• Verse mapping abbreviations | Faithlife user wiki

Base packages, collections and bundles

• Shared collection rules | Faithlife group

Case frames and semantic roles

Case frames

• Explore Meaning with Case-frames in Logos 6 (Or, what I’ve worked on for the last year) #Logos6 | Jeremy Thompson
• Faith does not come by hearing (Rom. 10:17) | Wayne Leman in Better Bibles Blog (implicit use)

Case theory

• Wong, Simon S. M. A Classification of Semantic Case-Relations in the Pauline Epistles. Peter Lang International Academic Publishers 1997

Semantic roles

• The Lexham Glossary of Semantic Roles
• Semantic Roles Part I | Mike Aubrey
• Verbs, Semantic Roles, and Exegesis | Mike Aubrey
• Case Categories – A Better Approach? | Mike Aubrey
• Ephesians 1:1 – Greek/English Parallel analysis | Mike Aubrey
• Translation Problems in Ephesians 1.22 | Mike Aubrey

Clause visualizations

Critical apparatus

• Wikipedia: Critical apparatus

Cultural concepts ontology

• The Lexham Cultural Ontology Glossary
• Outline of Cultural Material | Human Relations Area Files Cultural information for education and research
• Logos 6 and Sermon Method (Sermon Method Series 1/7) | David Witthoff
• Context and Cultural Concepts in First Samuel 1:1-2:11 (Sermon Method Series 2/7) | David Witthoff
• Walking Through First Samuel 1:1-2:11 (Sermon Method Series 3/7) | David Witthoff
• A Hermeneutical Method applied to First Samuel 1:1-2:11 (Sermon Method Series 4/7) | David Witthoff

Curation

• Logos 5, Behind the Curtain: Curation | Sean Boisen

Dead Sea Scolls

• Dead Sea Scroll links | Fr. Devin Roza
• Explanatory video

Discourse linguistics

Facilitate serendipitous discovery

• Facilitate Serendipitous Discovery | Eli Evans

Göttingen Septuagint

• How to Read and Understand the Göttingen Septuagint: A Short Primer, part 1 | Abram K-J
• How to Read and Understand the Göttingen Septuagint: A Short Primer, part 2 | Abram K-J

Greek resources

• List of Greek text resources | Reading List (NB Mick)

Hebrew cantillations

• Hebrew cantillation marks and their encoding | Helmut Richter
• What is the meaning of Elijah’s reply to Elisha in 1 Kings 19:20? | Joseph Lukowski on Biblical Hermeneutics
• Are bdellium and onyx stone types of ‘gold’? | Biblical Hermeneutics
• Accurate translation of חֶמְדַּ֣ת in Haggai 2:7 | Biblical Hermeneutics
• Why are there extra dots in Genesis 33:4? | Biblical Hermeneutics
• Pictorial Translation into English

Lexical meaning

Literary types

• The Lexham Glossary of Literary Types

Morphologies

• Logos Morphologies | wiki

Referential database

• Annotating Linguistic Reference in the New Testament | Dr. Steve Runge and Peter Venable

Technical specifications

Theological terms

• The Lexham Glossary of Theology

Visualizations

• Visualizations are Cool | Daniel Foster

Introduction of new features

• New Feature: Ancient Literature | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Ask the Author | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Atlas | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Atlas Search and Guide Section | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Author Slide Templates | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: BibleScreen | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Books.Logos.com | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Case Frames Guide Section | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Clause Participants Section | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Community Tags Search | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Cultural Concepts | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Factbook | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Inline Search | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Journals Section | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Label Entry | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Outline Formatting—visual filter for select lexicons | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Personal Book Upload | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Propositional Outlines | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Send to Kindle | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Visual Copy | Jonathan J Watson
• New Feature: Wikipedia | Jonathan J Watson

• >> | Jonathan J Watson

Abbreviations

• Bible Book Name Abbreviations | Logos Support
• Common resource abbreviations |Faithlife user wiki
• Verse mapping abbreviations | Faithlife user wiki

Base packages, collections and bundles

• Shared collection rules | Faithlife group

Case frames and semantic roles

Case frames

• Explore Meaning with Case-frames in Logos 6 (Or, what I’ve worked on for the last year) #Logos6 | Jeremy Thompson
• Faith does not come by hearing (Rom. 10:17) | Wayne Leman in Better Bibles Blog (implicit use)

Case theory

• Wong, Simon S. M. A Classification of Semantic Case-Relations in the Pauline Epistles. Peter Lang International Academic Publishers 1997

Semantic roles

• The Lexham Glossary of Semantic Roles
• Semantic Roles Part I | Mike Aubrey
• Verbs, Semantic Roles, and Exegesis | Mike Aubrey
• Case Categories – A Better Approach? | Mike Aubrey
• Ephesians 1:1 – Greek/English Parallel analysis | Mike Aubrey
• Translation Problems in Ephesians 1.22 | Mike Aubrey

Clause visualizations

Critical apparatus

• Wikipedia: Critical apparatus

Cultural concepts ontology

• The Lexham Cultural Ontology Glossary
• Outline of Cultural Material | Human Relations Area Files Cultural information for education and research
• Logos 6 and Sermon Method (Sermon Method Series 1/7) | David Witthoff
• Context and Cultural Concepts in First Samuel 1:1-2:11 (Sermon Method Series 2/7) | David Witthoff
• Walking Through First Samuel 1:1-2:11 (Sermon Method Series 3/7) | David Witthoff
• A Hermeneutical Method applied to First Samuel 1:1-2:11 (Sermon Method Series 4/7) | David Witthoff

Curation

• Logos 5, Behind the Curtain: Curation | Sean Boisen

Dead Sea Scolls

• Dead Sea Scroll links | Fr. Devin Roza
• Explanatory video

Discourse linguistics

Facilitate serendipitous discovery

• Facilitate Serendipitous Discovery | Eli Evans

Göttingen Septuagint

• How to Read and Understand the Göttingen Septuagint: A Short Primer, part 1 | Abram K-J
• How to Read and Understand the Göttingen Septuagint: A Short Primer, part 2 | Abram K-J

Greek resources

• List of Greek text resources | Reading List (NB Mick)

Hebrew cantillations

• Hebrew cantillation marks and their encoding | Helmut Richter
• What is the meaning of Elijah’s reply to Elisha in 1 Kings 19:20? | Joseph Lukowski on Biblical Hermeneutics
• Are bdellium and onyx stone types of ‘gold’? | Biblical Hermeneutics
• Accurate translation of חֶמְדַּ֣ת in Haggai 2:7 | Biblical Hermeneutics
• Why are there extra dots in Genesis 33:4? | Biblical Hermeneutics
• Pictorial Translation into English

Lexical meaning

Literary types

• The Lexham Glossary of Literary Types

Morphologies

• Logos Morphologies | wiki

Referential database

• Annotating Linguistic Reference in the New Testament | Dr. Steve Runge and Peter Venable

Technical specifications

Theological terms

• The Lexham Glossary of Theology

Visualizations

• Visualizations are Cool | Daniel Foster