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  • Phil Gons (Logos)
    9 months ago

    Looking for something in the Bible? Try our brand new Smart Bible Search: https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BibleSearch&q=Where+did+Jesus+know+people%27s+thoughts%3f&syntax=v2&documentlevel=verse&exactref=true&match=stem&in=raw%3aTop%7cDataType%3dbible%7cResourceType%3dtext.monograph.bible%7cResultLimit%3d1%7cTitle%3dTop%2520Bible%2520(NIV)&viewkind=passages&engine=Semantic

  • F Edgar Nunes
    2 days ago

    in the communion service, why is the bread first

    1. Rev. Kevin Obermeyer 2 days ago

      Great question! The Bible doesn't say specifically why it's in that order, but we can understand a couple of things. First, the Passover meal is what was being celebrated on the night Jesus was betrayed. The order given for that was the bread first, though wine isn't even mentioned originally as the Israelites left Egypt and was a later development as part of the Passover Seder in the 2nd Century A.D. The point here is that Jesus would have been following the order of elements initially from the Passover meal. But also, logically, Jesus' body would have to be broken first, whipped and nailed, before blood was poured out. So, in that sense, it's the natural progression of what He did on the cross. Besides these things, the Bible doesn't ever say why they are given in that specific order, but the Lord's example has been followed that way since the early church times. I hope that helps. Blessings!

    2. Larry Weldon 2 days ago

      There is also the very practical issue of "washing down" what you've eaten. Jesus, though divine, was also very practical. For example, render unto God that which is God's and unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, or: does anyone condemn you?. No Lord. Then neither do I.

  • Michael Volmer
    9 days ago

    Is there a way I can make my AI tools in Logos more easily accessible.

    1. John Prather 9 days ago

      I would like to know as well

    2. Graham Criddle 9 days ago

      In what way are you finding it difficult to access them?

  • Michael Lopez
    11 days ago

    origen homilies on genesis

    1. Jul’Yanna M Collier
      12 days ago

      Exodus 33:12-23

      1. Barbara Lashley
        23 days ago

        how can I find a picture of the 4 beast in Daniel 7

        1. Brett Scott 23 days ago

          Try this Media Search - results will depend on what you have in your library

        2. Barbara Lashley 23 days ago

          Thank you .

      2. Les Corbett
        A month ago

        Is it possible to do a search on my iPhone and sync that search so that I can pull it up on my desktop app?

        1. Graham Criddle a month ago

          No - searches do not sync between devices.

      3. Pa Kim
        A month ago

        The Acts of the Apostles: The Greek Text with Introduction and Commentary

        1. Graham Criddle a month ago

          Do you have a question about searching in it?

      4. Joyce Hogan
        A month ago

        psalms commentaries

        1. Suzette Heiman
          2 months ago

          If there is a webinar to help with this or if this is an office hours item, please let me know. I would like to develop a vocabulary list of word studies to highlight original meanings, commentary notes, use in the Bible, etc. I could edit the entries as time goes one, depending on what I find in various resources. Over time, this list of words could be quite expansive as I love to chase the meaning of OT-NT words down the rabbit hole. What is the best way to organize this? After Shawn Grubb's seminar showing how to use Favorites, I practiced with a folder on "Vocabulary" with a subfolder on "Remember." Worked great, but I'm not sure this is the best place to house/access this growing vocab list.

          1. Shawn Grubb (Faithlife) a month ago

            Hi Suzette! I would be happy to offer more suggestions if I can. Please email me at shawn.grubb@logos.com so we can trade screenshots and more details. Looking forward to hearing from you directly!

        2. sandra James
          2 months ago

          what does it mean that Jesus opened his mouth and taught... Matthew 5:2

          1. Phil Gons (Logos) 2 months ago

            sandra James, that's a perfect question for Study Assistant. https://app.logos.com/tools/study-assistant?layout=one