Less than one week remains before Logos Bible Software releases the Tyndale Commentaries, a 49-volume series that covers the OT and NT. The pre-pub price is $179.95, which is about $3.67 per volume, and it will go up after the product ships.
I own print copies of all the NT volumes and several OT volumes, but I’m planning to get the Logos version because using Libronix is far more efficient than using print books. I’ve argued this in some previous reviews:
- “Scholar’s Library: Gold: A Review Article.” Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal 11 (2006): 151–60.
- “PNTC, BECNT, and NIGTC: Three New Testament Commentary Series Available Electronically in Libronix: A Review Article.” Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal 12 (2007): 81–99.
- Review of Anchor Yale Bible commentary series (84 vols.) in Logos Bible Software. Themelios 34 (2009): 226–27.
- Review of The New International Commentary on the Old and New Testamentst (40 vols.) in Logos Bible Software. Themelios 34 (2009): 455–57.
Appreciated your review on the logos software..I too had problems with the lack of support for the zondervan step\software of many years ago, which means I will never purchase their gear again!!
Can all librinix softaware run under the logos software eg am looking at getting the Tydale commetary set you aluded to but can buy the librinix version in Australia for $120 !! will it work with version 4 logos??
Thanks..Drue
Drue, all Libronix software will run on Logos 4. We’ve gone through many versions and book formats over the years, but we provide free updates to those books in the latest format to our customers. If you’ve never installed Libronix before, you’ll want to call (800-875-6467) or email (support@logos.com) our support team to activate a Libornix product.