Thanks for the shout-out, fellow ginger! A user in Logos actually marked up all the differences between ESV editions. Sometimes UA-cam kills comments with links, so I'm just going to say, search for "How to See Changes in the ESV (though They Don’t Matter Much)."
Thanks for letting me know! I hate not having access to all the versions that I did in BibleWorks. It was so easy to spot the (admittedly minor) changes that way. Alas, copyrights make this much harder. PS: glad to see you weigh in on The Passion Translation in the CT article about BibleGateway removing it.
@@DiscipleDojo I asked Accordance about this and the answer exceeded my expectations: "You may certainly bequeath your library to another user, family member, or friend. We make a note in your account and waive the $25 License Transfer Fee."
I'm not primarily a language guy, so I would focus on whichever one has the lexicons and original language texts you will be working with. Grammars, diagramming, syntax, etc. resources are less important to me personally for what I do. But having BDAG, HALOT, CHALOT, LEH, LSJ, TWOT, TDNT, and the MT, DSS, and NT texts digitally is key for me.
Please try the parallel plus app. I think you might like it. At first glance seems simple. However if really give it a closer look it is quite impressive for a free app.
@@DiscipleDojo good question. I am new to the advanced study of Hebrew and Greek. In fact English is not the easiest for me. Just kidding. I thought that you might like to give it a look and possibly give your thoughts from a person with your background and education. BTW I have tried logos, accordance etc. I have landed on olive tree for commentary and cultural information. Because of your videos and podcasts I am becoming interested in the original texts meaning and context.
Thanks for the shout-out, fellow ginger!
A user in Logos actually marked up all the differences between ESV editions. Sometimes UA-cam kills comments with links, so I'm just going to say, search for "How to See Changes in the ESV (though They Don’t Matter Much)."
Thanks for letting me know! I hate not having access to all the versions that I did in BibleWorks. It was so easy to spot the (admittedly minor) changes that way. Alas, copyrights make this much harder.
PS: glad to see you weigh in on The Passion Translation in the CT article about BibleGateway removing it.
hope you will give time to see this
video ua-cam.com/video/yS7TGnt_w90/v-deo.html
I think you have to re-save that Workspace in order for the color customizations to save.
I use Logos and Accordance. I am much more invested in Logos, but enjoy using both. Great video!
hope you will give time to see this
video ua-cam.com/video/yS7TGnt_w90/v-deo.html
What does Logos have that Accordance doesn’t?
Really insightful, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
My great question is, who is going to inherit the resources? Is there a family-heritage access when we decease?
Good question. I have no idea and have never thought about it, as I am single and don't have any kids.
@@DiscipleDojo
I asked Accordance about this and the answer exceeded my expectations:
"You may certainly bequeath your library to another user, family member, or friend. We make a note in your account and waive the $25 License Transfer Fee."
I might have to check this software out.
Thank you for the review.
Is it overall cheaper than Logos?
No. Depending on the package you get the price varies. It's more on the front end than Logos, I believe.
Which Accordance bundle do recommend, for users new to biblical languages
I'm not primarily a language guy, so I would focus on whichever one has the lexicons and original language texts you will be working with. Grammars, diagramming, syntax, etc. resources are less important to me personally for what I do. But having BDAG, HALOT, CHALOT, LEH, LSJ, TWOT, TDNT, and the MT, DSS, and NT texts digitally is key for me.
LOL, I just wanted to know how you changed it to dark and get the translations....this was too in-depth and did not show that...
That's just in the preferences menu where you can choose light or dark mode.
I tried that, but I'm not using a mac
@@DiscipleDojo
Please try the parallel plus app. I think you might like it. At first glance seems simple. However if really give it a closer look it is quite impressive for a free app.
I have not heard of it. Out of curiosity, what features does it have that distinguishes it from Accordance, Logos, and YouVersion?
@@DiscipleDojo good question. I am new to the advanced study of Hebrew and Greek. In fact English is not the easiest for me. Just kidding. I thought that you might like to give it a look and possibly give your thoughts from a person with your background and education. BTW I have tried logos, accordance etc. I have landed on olive tree for commentary and cultural information. Because of your videos and podcasts I am becoming interested in the original texts meaning and context.
hope you will give time to see this
video ua-cam.com/video/yS7TGnt_w90/v-deo.html