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Shortcuts for Uncovering Theological Patterns in Scripture

Shortcuts for Uncovering Theological Patterns in Scripture

September 14, 2026

Shortcuts for Uncovering Theological Patterns in Scripture In Dr. John Fallahee’s The Ultimate Logos Shortcut List, Part 4/5 , the focus shifts from practical study tools to deeper theological inquir…

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Logos Mobile Essentials: Practical Tips for Sermon Preparation and Bible Study

Logos Mobile Essentials: Practical Tips for Sermon Preparation and Bible Study

September 10, 2026

Logos Mobile offers practical tools for sermon preparation and Bible study, including split-screen layouts, pinned tools, and AI-powered study assistants. These features help users organize their resources and deepen their engagement with Scripture efficiently.

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Practical Logos Shortcuts for Sermon Preparation

Practical Logos Shortcuts for Sermon Preparation

September 7, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos training shows how to use smart search, inline search, clause search, intertextual links, translation comparison, and Factbook filters to speed up sermon preparation. Practical shortcuts let you compare versions, study words, track dialogue, and organize windows, helping you focus on the biblical text rather than software navigation.

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Exploring the Discourse Dataset for Bible Study

Exploring the Discourse Dataset for Bible Study

August 7, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos training webinar (Part 2/3) shows how the Discourse Dataset helps readers identify structural features in Scripture through visual tags like over-specification and tailhead linkage. These tags, enabled via Formatting > Reformat > Discourse Features, highlight narrative patterns without requiring language expertise—making it easier to see how authors organize thoughts. For example, Genesis 1:30’s ‘every green plant’ is marked as over-specification, while Matthew 1:12 links ‘at the time of the deportation’ to ‘after’ through tailhead linkage, revealing thematic shifts. Tags also flag metacomments (e.g., ‘I say to you’ in Matthew 3:9) and emphasize key phrases like ‘in his own image’ (Genesis 1:27), guiding deeper study by pointing to authorial intent.

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Practical Steps for Studying Paul's Letters with Logos

Practical Steps for Studying Paul's Letters with Logos

July 19, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos webinar offers practical steps to study Paul’s letters by building a biography through search tools, the Fact Book, notebooks, and timelines—focusing on contextual understanding and structured organization.

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About Dr. John Fallahee

Dr. John Fallahee is an expert Logos Bible Software trainer dedicated to helping pastors, teachers, and students master digital Bible study tools. Through LearnLogos, he provides comprehensive video training, webinars, and resources for getting the most out of Logos Bible Software.