Man, that's soo cool, thank you for this workaround! It's silly that we should do things like this, but this will work for now!

I'm glad this video is useful to you! Enjoy improving your Logos skills.

Well, it took me 6 hours by looking at the Logos Best Commentaries, then finding them in my library and prioritizing them. Again, thanks!

You don't need a workaround. The errors also show up when I do it. You can simply ignore the error. It probably has to do with the fact that the document is empty ;-)

You can simply ignore those messages. It's probably because the file is empty.

Right-click the resource in your library and select Prioritize this resource. The resource will then move to the bottom of your prioritization list and you need to drag it up to where you want it to be.

Thanks for your reply and feedback! Interesting, I never noticed that Logos makes a distinction between user languages in its prioritization tool. What I can imagine is that the lemma's in your German Bibles are not linked to their underlying Greek / Hebrew equivalents, which is why it will search for the German word rather than for the underlying Greek/Hebrew word. Hence, it will open up German dictionaries rather than English dictionaries that are also linked to the Greek lemma's. Does that make sense? I don't think Prioritizing those catholic documents will work (but correct me if I'm wrong!). I'd rather suggest putting them in a collection and then adding the collection to the Passage Guide or so. Would that work?

Thanks! I'd recommend just hanging in there for an hour or so and start with your most important resources. It will pay you back many times in the future.

@@michelpauw May the Lord give you a special blessing for the work you are doing for his Kingdom on several fronts.

@@user-of3bp2sm6r Thank you!

No need to worry. I have purchased lots of legacy libraries. The point they make is that the Legacy Libraries are "only books". They do not contain any features (as do the Logos 10 libraries). However, the books from the Legacy Libraries work EXACTLY the same in your Logos library as any other book in your library.

Sorry - Michel, of course!

Yes, you can reuse the file

@@michelpauw Thankyou.

@@michelpauw thankyou

By adding a visual filter that searches for all the names of God and then adds that name in superscript after the text.

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That's correct. Collections only seem to work for resources that you have in your Logos Library. It would be neat if Logos would also allow us to add Print Books to our collections!!

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I'll try to do that. Make sure to subscribe to my channel to see a future video covering exactly that.

I don't think the new subscription model will bring an alternative for buying journals. However, the cool thing that I have experimented with, is that AI will be able to summarize a journal article pretty neatly.

@@michelpauw thanks Michel. Yes that's interesting about the subscription of AI and other features. But I have a subscription of a journal package in mind. Here you pay a fee for one year (ca 50 $) and have access to several journals. You can work with the journals, but you do not own them. I ask myself should I spend 500 $ for ownership or is it wiser to rent for 10 years.

@@andrease8228 Personally, I don't like subscription models, as I don't like rentals. If you purchase the journals, they will be yours. You will likely use them more than a couple of years. And if you decide to not use them anymore, you can sell them again, and get most of your investment back.

@@andrease8228 But again, I'm quite positive that journals will not be included in the subscription model. What I know is that some 400 basic resources are included in the subscription. Logos will continue to offer the rest of their resources through normal sales.

I love the clicking on the study button tip. I do know you could that either.

I'm uploading the recording of just another webinar that you might enjoy!

​@@michelpauwI certainly will look into that. Did you mention that there is a possibility to get your various layouts (with different focuses)?

Thank you for your compliments and feedback! Regarding Psalm 82, of course, I can't go into too much detail here, but I feel that it is the most natural reading to read 'gods' as 'gods'. Some of the reasons I don't believe the gods are anything else than the false gods, are: 1. the 'great assembly' or 'divine council' is a well-known technical term for the Near Eastern pantheon (to which the author of the Psalm says goodbye in this poem!) 2. the text speaks about God judging the gods, not human beings, so it is the most natural reading to interpret the gods as gods (if possible, and that seems to be the case) 3. in Hebrew, the phrase 'they know nothing, they understand nothing', also occurs as EXACTLY the same phrase (and nowhere else) in Isa 44:18, where the context clearly indicates that the 'they' in the phrase applies to false gods 4. Ps. 82:8 clarifies that the focus of the psalm is not locally restricted to Israel, but universally encompassing all the earth (see also verse 5 'all the foundations of the earth are shaken') 5. In John 10, Jesus addresses the accusation of blasphemy. If the gods in Psalm 82 refer to humans, then Jesus is undermining his all argument that he in fact is the Son of God. Because, then, the argument would run like this: hey, hey, don't worry, didn't God call humans 'sons of God' in Psalm 82?! If God calls humans 'sons of God' why are you taking an issue with me calling myself 'son of God'? This is very unlikely. I believe the opposite is true: Jesus is referring to Psalm 82 because in that psalm, the WORKS of the 'gods' showed that they were in fact not worthy of the name 'god' (because 'gods' do - are supposed to do - what is right), while - if you look at the WORKS of Jesus, then you see that he is doing exactly the works that are ascribed to God, which means he has the perfect right to call himself God.

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Thank you, just lowering the music background volume should be good. I’m interested in the Logos Silver package. Do you get the full feature set with Silver or would I need to purchase the full feature set as an add on? What I would like from Logos is teaching, preaching, historical studies, research and personal growth. Thank you again. Canon.

Silver gives you most of the features (including e.g. the Sermon editor and the Sermon Manager). The two most important features that are not included in Silver, are the Auto Translate tool on desktop and the Print Library Catalogue. Click this link (tinyurl.com/Logos-10) for a 15% discount on Silver and 5 books of your choice for free. Don't forget to use the coupon code PARTNEROFFER10.

The highlighting works on any mobile device. The draw on screen features is only available for the iPad yet.

@@michelpauw thank you! The draw in screen feature is what I meant 😅 more incentive to save up for an iPad then.