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      Hello, all. For some research I'm doing, I'm trying to look at all occurrences of "en"+ the Greek article + proper places. However, the search I'm using (see attached) didn't yield any results. This surprised me, so I searched for only "en" + the article and got a ton of results. Within them, I did see a result for Matthew 17:12 that I thought should have come up in my original search (Galilee being a proper place). What was incorrect in my original search syntax that it didn't yield what I was looking for? Am I not using "sense:proper place" correctly? Thanks for any help you can offer!

      1. The sense "proper place" is used to refer to a specific place - designated for a particular purpose. There are only such three tagged occurrences in the Bible I would use Louw-Nida numbers - specifying the range for "places" resulting in this search string: lemma.g:ἐν BEFORE lemma.g:ὁ BEFORE louwNida:93.389-615 or if you want the words consecutive to each other, try lemma.g:ἐν THEN lemma.g:ὁ THEN louwNida:93.389-615

      2. Thank you so much! I had never tried searching with a "sense" before... seems like I'll need to learn more about those types of searches. Thanks a lot for taking the time to lay the exact search criteria for what I was after!

    2. How do you do a search for all verbs in a chapter?

    3. I have Silver, Logos 10 and Pro, but cannot seem to find and activate Smart Search. Maybe I'm not far up the chain enough. Plese advise!

      2. By the way, when I click the link you sent all that I see is the same search layout that my software brings up.

      3. It looks like you have Smart Search, as evidenced by the "sparkle" in the search input box. What do you see when you type in something like . . . What verses teach the deity of Jesus in John's Gospel? . . . into the search box in the All Search tab and hit enter?

      4. Pleasehelp me findALL the metaphorsin the epistle to the HebrewsinGreek.

    4. How would I search for all the claims that Jesus made about himself?

      2. , the former is returning all occurrences of the lemma πίστις regardless of its inflected form (case and number). The latter is returning the occurrences of only one of those eight inflected forms (i.e., the nominative singular).

      3. Okay!!... Again, a lot more to figure out and learn there...TY! I love learning more about how to use Logos.

      4. , back to the original question: you could also just try running a Smart Search for What are all the claims that Jesus made about himself? https://app.logos.com/search?kind=all&q=What+are+all+the+claims+that+Jesus+made+about+himself%3F&resources=allResources&source=searchPanel&syntax=v2

    5. Is there a search in logos that will bring up the dates when each old testament book was written?

      1. , check out the Timeline view in the Bible Books Explorer: https://app.logos.com/books/INTERACTIVE%3ABIBLE-BOOKS?layout=one&location=%23%21%2Ftimeline And take note that you can switch between numerous data sources to see different opinions on their dates.

    6. will we see and recognize family and friends in heaven
      1. The Bible doesn't have a verse that specifically says that, but every verse in Scripture that describes people in heaven or even in hell are known and recognized by those who knew them, even when they are seen in this world. For example, the disciples knew that it was Moses and Elijah who appeared with Christ on the Mount of Transfiguration. They also knew Christ after the Resurrection, though at times Christ temporarily did not allow them to recognize Him at first. There is no indication or reason given in Scripture to think we won't know each other. It says we will be like Him in our glorified bodies that will last forever, but we are still who we are as a person (e.g., 1 Corinthians 15). And if anything, we will see each other more clearly without the foggy lens and filter on our eyes by a sinful condition (e.g., 1 Corinthians 13:12). I hope that helps.

    7. regeneration

      1. deidade de Jesus

        1. Diccionario de Hebreo Biblico (Spanish Edition