(Although some do run it on an emulator on the Mac, I haven’t gone down that route.) Truth is that BibleWorks is probably capable of much that you will never use. If you want to work with the text itself rather than commentaries, especially in the original languages, then BibleWorks is fantastic. In simplistic terms, if you want lots of books, go to Logos. there are plenty of resources on Logos that you shouldn’t feel bad about ignoring - it’s still worth the price for the quality ones!). My suggestion is to prioritize the quality commentaries and resources so that they are the ones you automatically go to when you are looking at a passage (i.e. Where Logos seems to stand alone is in the array of commentaries and research materials you can get on it. But it seems to me that Logos is improving and at least catching up in terms of exegetical function. I’ll be honest, I’m still getting used to the pure Bible functions of Logos, as I have been a BibleWorks user for so long (and still reach for it on my netbook at times). Available on PC and Mac, Logos offers an impressive array of content.
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