Buying the BJU Seminary Library on Logos Bible Software
In order to provide seminary students with with the tools they need for future study, BJU Seminary provides students with a discount to Logos, a premiere Bible software tool. Students can purchase our Advanced Logos packages at a discounted price.
As a BJU Seminary student enrolled in any program (with the exception of those enrolled in a graduate certificate in biblical counseling or chaplaincy), Logos is required. You may purchase it any time after acceptance into your program, or you may wait until your enrollment in one of the core courses for which it is required.
Logos is required for the following courses:
- Biblical Hermeneutics
- Biblical Sanctification
- Systematic Theology I & II
- Old Testament Introduction
- New Testament Introduction
Scroll to the bottom of this page for a breakdown of all the resources offered in the package options.
Please fill out the form below to order. If you have any questions or any difficulty filling out the form, please contact us at [email protected].
Steps to Using Logos
- Once you purchase either of the packages, you can go to logos.com/academic-start to begin using Logos.
- To learn how to use Logos, you can make use of their free Getting Started Course, live training events, on-demand videos, and self-paced courses. Webinars are also on Big Marker.
Type your paragraph Now includes an extensive library (that is yours to keep), and a subscription to Logos Max (for while you are a student)
A print value of $9,831.06 for the low price of $650!
Your BJU Custom Library through Logos is a permanently owned, professional-grade research library built specifically for BJU students. What you are purchasing is not a temporary course tool—it's a lifetime academic and ministry asset that stays with you long after graduation.
This guide breaks down what's included, what it would cost to assemble on your own, and why it's one of the most useful investments you'll make in your education.here
If you were to purchase these 647 resources individually, the total retail cost would be $9,831.06. But the raw number only tells part of the story. What matters is what's in the collection—and several of the most respected scholarly sets in biblical studies are included in full.
| COLLECTION | RETAIL VALUE | Combined value of these four sets alone | $3,460.86 |
|---|---|
| New American Commentary Set | $1,117.57 |
| Pillar New Testament Commentary Set | $ 996.86 |
| New International Greek Testament Commentary Set | $ 896.53 |
| IVP Bible Dictionaries & Bible Background Commentaries | $ 449.90 |
These are not filler resources. The New American Commentary is a standard in evangelical expository scholarship. The Pill and NIGTC sets are go-to references for serious engagement with the Greek New Testament. The IVP Dictionaries and Bible Background Commentaries are among the most widely cited reference tools in seminary education. Together, these four sets along represent over a third of the library's total retail value—and they're included alongside more than 560 additional resources across biblical counseling, systematic theology, original languages, and pastoral ministry.