Basics of Logos’s user interface.

A look at the user menu.

A review of the program settings.

Learn the various layouts you can create and save.

The Logos homepage and how to customize it.

All the things you can do with the Go Menu.

How to customize the menu for your use.

How to navigate the most important text.

There are several ways to put different Bibles and similar resources in parallel.

Most resources can be linked together with similar resources so that they move in tandem.

The best kinds of Bibles in Logos are reverse interlinears!

Get started with the factbook and find more word information quickly.

Visual filters can alter the biblical text in helpful ways.

I continues with visual filters

Primary text bibles are for more advanced users who know the primary languages.

Primary text bibles are for more advanced users who know the primary languages.

Lexicons are dictionaries for the primary texts.

Lexicons can be directly linked as you are working with the primary text.

Creating a reader’s edition of a primary text offers help inline only for words you don’t know.

Logos has the top text critical resources.

Do detailed morphological searches of the primary text.

Clause search allows you to search based on sentence function.

Syntax searches are the most technical of the searches

The exegetical guide is another way to do original language research and searches

These three other tools are specific for primary language.

The Factbook is now a lexicon of sorts

The different ways to search your own library

Here’s how to remove stuff you don’t want from your library.

This is how to tell Logos what some of your favorite resources are

These are the various ways to further organize your library.

Add some quality free books to your library, and organize them theologically.

Logos helps you to properly cite your books.

Build a reading plan in Logos to read your books.

My favorite feature of Logos 10!

Favorites is another way to organize books in your library to access them quick.

Before we dive into specific guides, this is a guide to the guide menu

The passage guide is your research assistant to look at a biblical passage

These two guides help you to focus in on the primary language or a topic specific to your research

The Bible word study focuses in like a laser on a single word.

The Theology Guide helps you to focus in on particular doctrines.

The Counselling Guide helps those working in the area of counselling and care.

Tailor a guide to your own needs

Workflows offer a step-by-step guide through study

The Bible search and how it works

The Basic search and how it works

The Media search and search templates

The various ways to do in-depth grammatical and syntactical searches

Do your in-depth searches right from your Bible window

Several updates were made to how searches work in Logos

How to take advantage of Logos’s robust highlighting features

How to take advantage of Logos’s robust notes and notebooks

How to make use of clippings, gathered from throughout your library

Logos has introduced a translation bar to access books in modern languages you may not know

A whole new way to browse the biblical text!

The Factbook is the gathering space to ask Logos about any fact, and bring resources to your fingers.

The Atlas tool brings a dynamic way to see the ancient world.

The Logos timeline brings the layers of history into one spot, enabling you to search and learn

This feature allows you to dynamically compare multiple Bible translations

A look at the passage analysis window.

Build, write, and preach your sermons right from Logos.

The sermon manager is tool to help you prepare your whole year(s).

The Bible study builder helps you to create a lesson plan.

The beautiful Bible books explorer helps you learn more and categorize books of the Bible

Psalms and Proverbs are a huge collection of many different types. This explorer breaks it down in beautiful ways.

Several other interactive explorers to helpfully navigate information in Logos.

See all the places the OT is used in the NT

Two more interactive tools in Logos

See a map of a biblical character’s story

Several interactive tools are based on parallel passages in the Bible

Convert text from one language to another, as well as ancient weights and measures to modern equivalents.

An amazing tool for understanding the differing canons through church history and the modern church

Visual Filters allow you to customize your view of the biblical text in creative and helpful ways.

The Canvas is an open-ended space to create what you would like, with many helpful tools built in.

The passage list and word list are documents where you can gather.

Create quick and fun word puzzles (for Sunday school) and keep track of prayers.

See all of the courses available, and learn from right within Logos

Browse through all of your media in one place

Learn some biblical language basics in Logos

See the interactive visual lessons in Logos

A brief look at the Logos Mobile app.

This webinar was done at the invitation of Logos on Dec 21, 2021. In the webinar I field questions about the beginning chapters of Matthew.