Yes, I work for Logos Bible Software. But even if I didn’t, this new feature in Logos 6 would get serious awesome points. Logos has had all sorts of digital book collections of ancient parallel texts for years, but now the software intelligently gathers them for you in a report with direct links to the parallels.
For all of you who’ve wanted a research assistant to get you to ancient texts parallel to the one you’re looking at in your Bible, prepare to wipe away the tears.
I keep going back and forth on whether to get this. I’m using the free basic Logos 5 right now, which is nice, however Logos 6 looks like such a huge step up, I can probably afford it, so I keep wondering how much it will help me in the Greek MEMRA course coming up next month. Decisions, decisions.
Truth be told, you don’t need Logos for the Greek course. But once you know some Greek, you’ll want to upgrade.
Great to know!
I’ll have to go through the packages and figure out what is most conducive.
Is there one you would recommend?