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Mastering Your Library Series, Part 5 October 26, 2019 Reviewer: Marty Henderson from Lansing, IL United States   I appreciate the ease of downloading the product and the tutorials are , likewise, easy to navigate. The subject matter and the presentation of it is ideal for the novice to the expert to sharpen their skills in Bible study and sermon preparation. I wholeheartedly endorse and recommend this product to anyone desiring to dig deeper in the Word. Was this review helpful to you?

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Mastering Your Library: Bibles and Grammar March 23, 2014 Reviewer: Willie Dominguez from Dallas, TX United States   Very helpful to help me determine what to include in my library Was this review helpful to you?

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Indispensable! October 22, 2013 Reviewer: David Medina from San Juan, San Juan Puerto Rico   Indispensable to get the most of your Logos library. Was this review helpful to you?

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Mastering Your Library Series: Bibles and Grammars November 18, 2012 Reviewer: [email protected] from Corpus Christi, TX United States   This webinar gives an excellent background detailing which Bible versions are more formal translations of the original languages and which are more of a thought for thought translation—and why both types are valuable. It explains the difference between Interlinear and Reverse Interlinear Bibles.  The Webinar gives us a clear understanding of how to use Logos’Passage Analysis and the Text Comparison. The Passage Analysis graphically displaying: how a Bible verse differs in various translations.  It utilizes five tools: Cluster Graph, Compare Pericopes, Word Tree, the Morph River and the Version River. The Text Comparison gives the Bible student a direct side-by-side comparison of a verse  displayed in your favorite Bible versions.   These tools alone (the Passage Analysis and the Text Comparison) make this webinar a must have because they will make it easier to ensure that you are exegeting rather isogeting the text. I recommend you purchase this webinar. Was this review helpful to you?

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5 for 5 of 5 (5 Stars for # 5 in a Series of 5) November 17, 2012 Reviewer: Donald Randolph from Scottsdale, AZ United States   Regardless of your version of Logos, this series (and, in particular, this Webinar) is essential for your library.  I have been using Logos for 10 years and this lesson gave me insight that improved what I thought was already the best setup.  How John is able to find improved ways to organize a library and save hours of time accessing the books is beyond me, but he does it.  Get this video and while you are at it, consider getting the set.  You will be impressed by the amount you will learn for less than the cost of dinner at a moderately priced restaurant. Was this review helpful to you?

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“Excellence with Affardability” again. November 10, 2012 Reviewer: Joseph from MI   The webinar “Bibles & Grammar Books: Mastering your Library Series” hosted by renowned Professor John Fallahaee of LearnLogos.com, is a must for anybody who is serious in conducting Biblical Studies. Exploring various topics such as Bible Translations and their classification, Textual Criticism, Grammar Books for Biblical Hebrew & Greek and their categories, Biblical-Language Journals, and more information, the webinar is a true enlightenment, and a fountain of information, for someone interested in working with the Bible Text and not depending on the Commentaries. The webinar also covers “search techniques” that revolutionizes the way Bible Study is conducted by focusing on the area of examining predefined collections, thus the user can easily access the gold nuggets of research and academia. Professor Fallahee honored the life-principle of LearnLogos.com “Excellence with Affardability” again. Was this review helpful to you?

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John comes to the rescue November 10, 2012 Reviewer: Roger from Canada   Logos contains such a wide variety of language resources that it can be difficult if not impossible to know where to even begin using them in your study, especially if you are not a language scholar. John comes to the rescue with not only a list of the best Greek/Hebrew grammars and bibles (all languages) from Logos but how to begin using them effectively in your bible study. Before, it literally was "all Greek to me!", but now the fog clears and I am able to gain some insights into the bible passages with the help John provides in this easy-to-follow webinar. As a great bonus, John has put together some collection "rules" to make language searching and exploration that much quicker and easier. Thanks again John, for helping to get the most out of our library of Logos resources! Was this review helpful to you?

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It has helped me immensely November 10, 2012 Reviewer: Erwin from NJ   This was an excellent webinar. It has helped me immensely with the bible translations, grammars, and apparatuses by giving me direction in further study. This webinar will benefit anyone seeking to get a better understand of this topic, and will provide a basic roadmap for further study. Was this review helpful to you?

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So Informative November 10, 2012 Reviewer: Anita from US   I found the latest installment of Mastering Your Library: Bibles and Grammars so informative.  It demonstrated to me why all those Bibles and grammars are important for concise, accurate Bible study.  The personal book and search tools will again save much time in forming my own collections within my Logos software.  Something for everyone; from the beginner to the more advanced user of Logos Bible software! Was this review helpful to you?