So Logos is the one that I tried first, and I'm very happy with it indeed. From looking at a few online reviews, the consenus seemed to be that Accordance used to be better than Logos, but the newer versions of Logos have taken over from it. The other popular software package is called Accordance. However the main software package that had been used for years stopped selling near the end of last year, 2018. That was a pretty good reason to try some Bible software, I thought. How I Found Logos 8Īt Bible college, we were told it's been proven that students who use Bible software like this learn the to read the Bible in the original languages much faster than students who don't. The Android phone 'app' version is also fast enough for my 3-4 year old phone, and it links up with the same library that I have on the PC version.

I never saw Logos 7, but Logos 8 is plenty fast enough for me, on a cheap recent-model Windows 10 PC. Speedįaithlife, the developers, claim that Logos 8 is ten times as fast as Logos 7 was. It's a large download if you get all the libraries that can be included in the free version, over 2.5 Gigabytes.

You can download Logos 8 from Faithlife here. And, even having no idea what I was doing, I found I was able to do a lot of really useful things with Logos 8 within a very short time (like almost immediately, well under an hour) of installing it. Nor do I have much experience in what kinds of things I'm supposed to be able to do with it.īut my lack of previous experience is also good, since I can write about my experience as that of a complete beginner - with no real idea of what I'm meant to be able to do with it. I haven't used anything like this before, which from the point of this review is both good and bad.īad in the sense that I don't have much to compare it to, since I don't know what kinds of things other Bible software packages like this are meant to be able to do. Last week I installed Logos 8 Bible Software, the free version.

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