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If you have a resource like a lectionary or calendar devotional that shows that, you could make a layout for that resource and add a card for the layout. I'm not sure there is another way.

Hi Eddie! If you're going through Camp Logos on the subscription site -- this will be VERY similar to the Camp you'll experience next month. As to your question--it's one many folks have had. Here's a video that should help clear it up: https://www.loom.com/share/038257bbc8e54c57b2839dac71f0b5a5?sid=17dcf707-7f0c-4362-9ed4-a4a1b128f39a

Awesome! Thanks Joshua. That was exactly the issue I was having and the solution I needed.

I think the disconnect you're having is "where" you're doing this search. Let me explain... This is meant to NARROW the search to only books that are "commentaries" and contain "Galatians". In the picture you posted you're putting this into the actual "search box"... Instead, click the blue text above it, currently listed as "commentaries" it will give you a drop down box, in that box put, type:commentaries AND subject:galatians. Once typed in, the drop down will give you options, select the top option which will give you all your books that are commentaries and contain the subject of Galatians. You will then see the area currently listed "commentaries" in the above picture change. Now enter WHAT you want to search for within those NARROWED group of books in search bar (the one you're currently trying to type in) it will only search those limited books. I hope I'm explaing that in a way that makes sense... Hope that helps.

Just signed up last night. Looking forward to any and all meet ups as it will be my first Camp Logos. How many people have attended during previous live events?

Todd and Eddie, I look forward to meeting you there. As to attendance, I haven’t been to one for a long time - over a decade - my first time was 20+ years ago. The live meetings with Morris IIRC often had a couple hundred people.

I'm looking forward to the seminar. It will be good to meet up, and since I've only been using Logos for a couple of months, I hope to have some questions answered. I've used Bibleworks since the late 1990s. The company shut down in 2018, and when I replaced my computer, I can no longer activate Bibleworks. I didn't care much for Accordance. Logos has an unbelievable integrations with so many resources. I'm really enjoying it, but have a little trouble with the finer details of the app. I spent way too much money building my library, so I need to get the most out of it.

Thank you everyone! The layout option worked perfectly!

I would like to download all my books… how do I do that?

Which platform are you looking at? In Windows I think all resources are always downloaded (they are for me anyway). That is not the case in the iOS or Android app, but that would fill all available memory so I am glad to be able to work in the cloud, although less is possible than with the Windows desktop. But for Windows it might depend on your program settings.

I can't wait, I am excited about this!

I surrounded my vacation time for these 2.5 days for this event!

Thanks Craig - yep I saw that but the wording of some recent MPS postings and emails, it sounded like they were going to treat the future Camps separately. If you’re correct, maybe they could clarify in future announcements that annual subscribers will have access to the non-live recordings of the Camps as well. I signed up for the in person this time since it’s been about 20 years since I last attended one, and since it’s in the area that I live.

Thanks, Craig and Jim. I am working through the previous 2 Camp Logos 10 videos. I hope the 2024 Camp Logos will be available for subscribers, but I don’t know if there will be anything new.

Is there anything new vs Camp Logos 2022?

Well I have an older android tablet and I can't even use it at all. It won't download. I can't buy another tablet and I can't hold my Bible sometimes...they need to do something about that too

The Android app does require Android 10 or higher. That might be the problem.

Thanks, Mark. That is helpful.

I didn't attend the MP seminar I think you are referring to, but I'm big on context. Unfortunately, I have to say that context starts with the book/letter. I say unfortunately because it's a big task. Why was it written? What was the author trying to accomplish and how did each section of the book/letter contribute to that purpose? Then you can hone in on your selected text. In 1 Cor. Paul is writing to correct many things that went wrong in that church (or should I say in those home churches) soon after they heard the gospel. Each part addresses ways our own doctrine/teaching can get off-center. I think the local context of your selection really starts in 1 Cor. 10:1. In ch. 10 he gives a very, very serious warning about idolatry, sexual immorality, grumbling, pride, temptation, demons, and Christian freedom. Not just warnings with no consequences, but with serious consequences. Then he goes into the respect male-female relationships should show and then in 11:17 he says they come together "for the worse." He then gives them a very stern warning about how they approach communion (see 11:30!). So we need to see 11:27-33 in the flow of Paul's thoughts and arguments. I think he is being rather stern and our response should be one of serious introspection about our motives, and what we "worship" / "hold dear". Paul is demonstrating "tough love." Now is 2 Cor, he comes back around and softens his approach with the realization that they may have become too strict in response to 1 Cor. 1 and 2 Cor. are a beautiful lesson in how Christian leadership should approach people. I hope this is helpful, even though it doesn't actually point you to Logos tech.

Three resources within Logos that I've found helpful are: 1. The Bible Books Browser, (which will point you to Factbook entries) 2. The Bible Outline Browser, (this will help with the structure of the letter, comparing other author's view) and 3. The Topic Guide, (which will help with general information). Hope that helps and blessings.

The Guides icon opens up a number of very good workflows that may be helpful. For example the "Passage Exegesis" is a good one. You can try the Sermon Starter Guide or the Passage Guide. Expand the different sections to get to useful resources.

RONALD MOSES do you have a subscription to MP Seminars? If so, here's a URL you can use (log in first) to access a walk-through: https://mpseminars.com/course/camp-logos-10/section/preparation-for-study/lesson/library-and-prioritized-resources/

Go to LOGOS tutorials to answer your question, Ron. It doesn't require a subscription.

Here's a video that will help. https://www.logos.com/features/prioritized-resources?campaignid=21373142068&adgroupid=164793290153

Hi Carrol. Currently this isn't a supported feature the way it works on the desktop app. However, if you select text from your resource and then choose to add a note from the pop-up menu, it will anchor the note to that resource so at least the association is there. You could also use the Clip option to create a clipping, which helps with citations as well for research/writing.