I think I blogged about this in the past, but if not, here goes. One of the recent projects I've worked on at Logos has been creating a set of video tools for teaching people who can read only English how to use Greek and Hebrew for Bible study. I did the Hebrew; my...
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What Can You Do With a Syntax Database?
I'm getting close to abandoning the discussion about software, at least for the foreseeable future. Hope those of you who don't care about Bible software haven't been bored by it all. I haven't made any attempt to scour the web for traffic about my initial Bible...
The Status Quo Has Lost Its Status
I've been going to SBL meetings for over ten years. For those of you unacquainted with what biblical studies scholars do for excitement, SBL is the place where you'll hear tweed-clad academics gush over technical research papers on things like prepositions in dead...
Book of Enoch in Electronic Form at Logos (Where Mike Works)
I just wanted to let everyone know that we are producing the 2006 reprint of R.H. Charles classic translation of the Book of Enoch (1 Enoch). The link to see the pre-publication ("pre-pub") sale is here. For how the pre-pub system works, when a new product is put...
Yours Truly Interviewed on Another Blog
Just FYI - the interview questions mostly cover what I do with respect to Logos. Back to the Bellingham Statement tonight (my first quarter of substitute-sabbatical teaching at the local university just ended)!
Literal Translation and Digital Bibles
My friend Hall Harris of Dallas Seminary blogged about this recently. Timely, since Hall has done a New Testament Greek-English interlinear for us, and will be embarking on producing a literalized translation for us for our own (Logos Bible Software, my employer)...