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My first idea would be (for the NT at least) to search for all Louw-Nida numbers in the range 93.389 through 93.615, i.e. all place names, and to convert this search to a Visual Filter with the highlighting property you like.

Okay I'll try that thanks!

Do you mean the diagram near the beginning of the Lexham Survey of Theology resource?

Open a Basic search panel then click on the All Resources link and type the word "magazine." You should see whichever magazine series you want to search listed in the drop down list.

... or click the line with the open book icon saying "XXX resources with magazine" to search all of them.

You might want to add the type: prefix (i.e., type:magazine). Otherwise, you're likely to get a bunch of false positives. https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BasicSearch&q=heading%3aholiness&match=nostem&in=raw%3aLibraryCatalog%7cQuery%3dtype%3amagazine%7cResourceKind%3dNone%7cSupportedResourceIds%3d%7cSupportedTypes%3d%7cTitle%3d75%2520resources%2520with%2520type%3amagazine

Craig Tufts, Bible search has only one document level (i.e., verses), which means that you'll only get results for multi-term queries when the terms are present in the same verse. You can run a Basic search, where the document level is for most Bibles a chapter. This will allow your terms to span verse boundaries (but not chapter boundaries). https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BasicSearch&q=peace+WITHIN+20+WORDS+joy&match=stem&exactref=true&in=raw%3aSingle%7cResourceId%3dLLS%3aNIV2011

Thanks! This is very helpful.

William DeLong, I'm not sure what your second word is, but here's a different example: lemma:קום WITHIN 1 WORD lemma:יהוה https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=MorphSearch&q=lemma%3a%D7%A7%D7%95%D7%9D+WITHIN+1+WORD+lemma%3a%D7%99%D7%94%D7%95%D7%94&match=nostem&exactref=true&in=raw%3aSingle%7CResourceId%3dLLS%3aLHB

Thank you! That worked when I copy-paste-modified it for the word I wanted (it was ברית, I forgot the yod). I'm wondering if my Hebrew keyboard is injecting hidden characters or something like that, but at least I know the syntax to use now. Thanks again.

You're welcome. Glad you got it to work.

You could try this search string in a Bible search ({Label Intertext WHERE Source ~ <isaiah-malachi>} WITHIN {Speaker <Person Jesus>}) INTERSECTS <LN 93.1–93.388> The first term (before the WITHIN) specifies you are looking for an inter text reference (cross reference) where the source is from the OT prophetic books The second term - WITHIN ... - specifies you are only looking for these references where Jesus is speaking The final term INTERSECTS .... says that these quotations of Jesus need to include someone's name (you will get some false positives but it is easy enough to identify which you are actually looking for. Does that help at all?

Yes! Knowledge is power! Ignorance is not bliss, ignorance is just ignorance. Ha! Thank you and much appreciation for your knowledge.

I haven't been able to construct a search that narrows it down to only nouns without an article. But here are Logos training videos on doing searches, and you should especially look at the syntax search section: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019103211-Logos-Feature-Training-Videos Do you, Graham Criddle or Phil Gons (Faithlife) or anyone else, have any ideas?

I'm not quite clear what you are asking for. Is it cases where there is a noun in a sentence but no article, or where there is a noun but no associated article?

Are you effectively wanting to find occurrences of anarthrous nouns? If so, the suggestions at https://community.logos.com/forums/p/151713/927473.aspx#927473 and https://community.logos.com/forums/t/148439.aspx could be helpful

Linda M. DeMone, you can open the Lexham Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament by clicking this link: https://ref.ly/logosres/lxgrcanlex. You'll find your books in your Library (https://ref.ly/logos4/Library?FilterText=title%3a%22lexham+analytical+lexicon%22&SelectedFacetTermsEscaped=MyLibrary_UserFilter%7cFind%7cLibraryTermUserFilter_title%3a%2522lexham%2520analytical%2520lexicon%2522). Search is generally for searching WITHIN your books. It's not as good at finding them. But there is a "From Your Library" section in the Everything search (https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BasicSearch&q=%22Lexham+Analytical+Lexicon+to+the+Greek+New+Testament%22&match=nostem&exactref=true&in=raw%3aEverything%7cTitle%3dEverything) to help bubble up matching books. I hope this helps.

OK - unchecked the "match all forms" option and the "match equivalent references" and got what I wanted... thanks :-)

Hugh DeLong, glad you figured it out. We have plans to make this a little easier to discover and control in the future.