Not as strong or thorough as the NT counterpart. Still could be a handy reference, but it's in want of a more thorough update from the last edition. More details here: http://abramkj.com/2014/01/21/what-are-the-best-old-testament-commentaries-to-get/

The first commentary on Mark to reach for, and nicely done in Logos. Read my full review here: http://abramkj.com/2014/04/07/mark-nigtc-in-logoss-biblia-com/

A magnificent work, and nicely produced in Logos. See my full review here: abramkj.com/2014/02/25/matthew-nigtc-in-logos-bible-software/

Excellent book. I reviewed the book itself at the attached link. Having it keyword searchable and with hyperlinked Scripture references is even better, especially given how many references there are in this book! http://abramkj.com/2014/02/05/how-jesus-used-the-bible/

Reviewed in four parts (not counting Galatians) here:

The layout issues noted in the other reviews are fixed in the current version. This is a worthwhile resource, and even better with its set of hyperlinks and easily navigable Table of Contents in Logos. Part 1 of my review (with more to follow) is here:

Great stuff. Full review, in four parts, here: http://www.abramkj.com/?s=baker+exegetical+commentary+logos+bible+software

All in all, especially if you make use of quotations in preaching or teaching, this is a resource worth having. A full review is here:

Easy 5 stars for Ottley's writings. Nice to have in Logos, too. Full review at

A full review is forthcoming, but for now, I've begun work on a tutorial/primer for how to use the Göttingen Septuagint (whether in Logos, print, etc.)