Logos 10 Portfolio Full Review - The Ultimate Bible Study Software!

If you are a student of Scripture...this is for you!
4230+ Books and Logos full functionality (Factbook, timeline, search, faster processing speed than previous versions, and so much more).

29% off in April = nearly $1500 in savings!

If you were to buy all the print versions it would be tens of thousands of dollars with zero searchability/integration.

Here is the affiliate link to buy it along with lots of details!

The real value here is in the books and the tools to search and study the books. Here are the sets that drew my attention to this set (which Logos upgraded me to from Diamond).
- Smyth & Helwys 36 volume commentary set
- Fathers of the Church (139 volumes) at $3000 set
- Ancient Christian commentary full set
- Calvins commentaries
- Exegetical Guide to the New Testament
- Evangelical Exegetical Commentary
- Pillar
- NIGTC
- NIC Heritage
- NAC
- Tyndale
- IVP commentary set
- Full 8 vol IVP dictionary set
- Lexham geographic commentaries
- Full Anchor Bible Dictionary
- Baker Encyclopedia
- International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
- Goldingay's 3 vol OT theology
- 53 volumes of New Studies in Biblical Theology
- Walter Brueggemann set (8 vols)
- N.T. Wright Christian Origins series (3 vols)
And thousands more...

1201 commentaries
67 Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
196 volumes on church fathers
1526 journals
261 Theological resources
504 resources on Greek/Hebrew

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Blessings,

Matt

[e.m.]

What is the most exhaustive package they sell? The Logos 10 ultimate?

[tobytootimes]

I have to say . . . while I absolutely believe the laborer is worthy of their wages and am a supporter of free-market capitalism, there seems to be something about the Logos software that is a reflection of some of the issues with the modern, institutionalized, consumer-driven church model that many of us are trying not to fall into. It’s an amazing collection of resources, no doubt. But that cost . . .