You can do a " Passage Search" on any Biblical text and, within a few minutes, have all the references to that text in all the commentaries in your database, plus much more. What stands out above all is what an amazing resource it is. I've used Logos pretty extensively over the last half-year plus, and have developed a feel for it. Besides, I was very happy with BibleWorks. I stepped into the Libronix Digital Library System in order to use the Theological Journal Library, for a convenient way to search Biblically related journals.Īnd so, Logos? I'd always passed by Logos because of its price, frankly, because I didn't really love the Libronix engine. I've been through it's buggier and more awkward stage, and now enjoy robust and stable version 7 on a daily basis.
Somewhere in the 90's I switched to BibleWorks, which I've used ever since (ever since version 3, I think). Then I used BibleWindows (now called Bibloi). At first, in the 1980's, I used Gramcord for Greek.
I've used various Bible study programs over the years. I've also added language reference modules and commentaries. I began with the Scholar's Library: Silver, then upgraded to Gold. For several months now, I have been using Logos Bible Software in addition to BibleWorks 7.
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