Logos 10 now has native support for Apple Silicon (M1 processor) and. Although the final benchmarks were not available when this review was written, Logos is between 10% and 40% faster depending on your hardware. Since Logos continues to add more tools and features, there is a danger the software will become bloated and not run well, especially on an older system. For me, this is the most important feature of a Logos upgrade. I have been using Logos 10 for a few weeks now, so here are my first impressions of the new version. Although things have changed over the years, Logos Bible Software remains a solid investment for me as I prepare lectures for my university classes or Bible studies for my church. My current setup is a MacBook Pro with an M1 chip and a terabyte solid state hard drive. I think I installed my first version of Logos on a PC clone with an Intel 386 CPU and a 40MB hard drive. Before the cloud storage was a thing, I accumulated a stack of Logos floppies and CDROMs. While continuing to offer the volumes previously published, Zondervan has contracted new volumes and revised editions, with many slated for publication in the coming decade.I have been using Logos Bible Software since the mid-1990s when the program came on four 720K floppy disks. Since 2013, all volumes in the WBC series have been reprinted by Zondervan Academic (Grand Rapids, MI) and offered in a hardback format (without dust jackets). WBC moved under the Zondervan Academic imprint shortly after. Then, Thomas Nelson was acquired by Zondervan's parent company, HarperCollins. At that point, Thomas Nelson (Nashville, TN) acquired Word Publishing and took over WBC until 2012. The series was initially published under the Word Books imprint of Word Publishing (Waco, TX) from its inception in the late 1970's up until 1992. The publication history of the WBC series is fairly complex, which may create confusion when trying to track down individual volumes. Old Testament: Nancy deClaissé-Walford (2011–Present).These widely acclaimed commentaries serve as exceptional resources for the professional theologian and instructor, the seminary or university student, the working minister, and everyone concerned with building theological understanding from a solid base of biblical scholarship.

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