Are You Taking Advantage of This Resource in Logos?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2024
- David Dorsey and the Literary Structure of the Old Testament. A fantastic resource with GREAT outlines.
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I have used the hardcopy for a couple of years now and also have it on LOGOS to incorporate it with notes/lessons etc. It's worth its weight in gold. Another resource I love is 'Handbook of Biblical Chronology' by Jack Finnegan. Keep these reviews coming. I love learning about them or being validated when I see something I already have.
Awesome! I'll have to check that one out. :)
Thanks for sharing, just added it to my library.
Well done, T.L., I think you'll enjoy it. :)
Another pearl from Pastor Tanner.
Much love to you, Adrielner!
Just checked and sadly don’t have it… but I’ll look to add this one! Great vid brother!
Thank you, sir! Much love to you!
thanks man, make this a weekly series yo
I will consider it. The response has been good thus far. :)
What are the resources
It's the term that Logos Bible Software uses for 'books.'
This resources is sweet! Is there a resource like this for the New Testament that you can suggest? Thanks
I will do some digging, though I am unaware of one at the moment.
@stevenold2448, @@PastorTanner I have the same question: This is what popped up `The literary structure and spiritual interpretation of the books of the New Testament; a work of collaboration` Herbert L. Willett; James Marshall Campbell but I's still checking it not sure if you have any other suggestions
@@byronj.guevaralopez3515 This resource looks a little dated. A lot of literary work has been done in many of the New Testament books in recent years as critical scholarship has moved away from older 'diachronic' approaches to the text. I have found excellent literary resources on individual books, but nothing that mimics the holistic approach in the resource here.
@@PastorTanner thank you for taking the time to provide feedback to my question
I dont have this resource in my Platinum bundle and Im not paying another $42 for it. .
Keep an eye out, Gary, I think I saw it on Cyber Monday. Another sale will probably roll around soon.
I have a collector's edition bundle, yet it does not include this resource. Bummer :(
@@bartosz.holubowicz That is a bummer. As mentioned, it does go on sale from time to time. Maybe add it to the wishlist?
Is there a New Testament equivalent to this?
Not that I am aware of, unfortunately
I'm not aware of an all-in-one NT equivalent resource either, but the WBC and ZECNT commentaries both tend to highlight structure and chiasm in the text.
@@scott29kelly Thanks. I've used both and I agree.
Was about to ask this..