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In its outward appearance, marriage is deceptively ordinary and simple. Just a man and a woman joined in lifelong sexual union, serving God together, loving and helping each other, laboring together, through good times and bad, as long as both live. Yet God personally and painstakingly created that structure and essence from the very beginning,
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What if we worshiped Jesus? Not the imaginary Jesus invented by televangelism, consumerism, fundamentalism, mysticism, or some political ism, but the actual Jesus we meet in the New Testament? How can he, unlike any other object of worship, enlarge our intellects, our emotions, our actions, our relationships, our imaginations, our whole selves? Drawing from science,
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Textual criticism is an often misunderstood practice. If the Bible is supposed to be the inspired Word of God, how could discrepancies in the text exist? This excerpt from Textual Criticism of the Bible tackles this concern head-on. A properly aligned doctrine of Scripture recognizes the authority of the Bible while also acknowledging the human imperfections introduced
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You read the book, now watch the new movie based on Authorized by Mark Ward. The King James Version is the most widely read Bible in the United States. But over the last 400 years, English has changed in subtle ways few modern readers will recognize. How much of it do we really understand today?
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In his new book, Nature’s Case for God, John Frame argues the Bible isn’t God’s only revelation. Though this might seem scandalous at first, he makes the case that Scripture itself shows it is possible to learn about God from his creation. In this excerpt, Frame tackles the objection that natural theology violates the Protestant
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Over the past month, we’ve released a number of new books that might have gotten lost amidst the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season. There’s a beautiful collection of Abraham Kuyper’s devotions, the latest volume in the Osborne New Testament Commentaries, and a new book from John Frame. To make sure you aren’t missing
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Earlier this year, we announced the acquisition of over fifty quality titles from the Weaver Book Company. With the release of Logos 8, these thoughtful and practical works on understanding the Bible, preaching, theological topics, and cultural issues are now available in Logos digital format for the first time ever! To help you wrap you
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We were deeply saddened to learn of Grant Osborne’s passing on the morning of November 4. His faith and wisdom gave his scholarship a wonderful richness. Elliot Ritzema, who edited a number of his New Testament commentaries, shares his thoughts on Grant Osborne’s life and work. As Grant Osborne approached the end of his time as
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When we set out to create a new Hebrew grammar, the physical design of the book was extremely important to the final product. We wanted the book to feel approachable, clearly and cleanly conveying the complex information required to learn a new language. Here’s a quick look at some of the features we incorporated into
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What’s the best way to learn a new language? By approaching it not as a series of facts to memorize but as something alive, with a personality you can get to know and tendencies you can begin to predict. Biblical Hebrew is more than vowel marks and waws. Learn how to read it for true understanding by treating
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