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  • Phil Gons (Logos)
    3 months ago

    Looking for something in the Bible? Try our brand new Smart Bible Search: https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BibleSearch&q=Where+did+Jesus+know+people%27s+thoughts%3f&syntax=v2&documentlevel=verse&exactref=true&match=stem&in=raw%3aTop%7cDataType%3dbible%7cResourceType%3dtext.monograph.bible%7cResultLimit%3d1%7cTitle%3dTop%2520Bible%2520(NIV)&viewkind=passages&engine=Semantic

  • Glendon Ball
    2 days ago

    Where can I use other sources other than the bible from Logos

    1. Glendon Ball
      2 days ago

      What does Mark say about Jesus being God's son

      1. Glendon Ball 2 days ago

        Where can I use other sources other than the bible from Logos

      2. Rev. Kevin Obermeyer 2 days ago

        The resources in Logos are formatted for the Logos app, so they won't open in other programs. As for the Gospel of Mark, here are some ways Jesus is presented as God's Son: - The opening verse: “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God” (Mark 1:1) - Jesus' baptism: “You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased” (Mark 1:11) - Demons acknowledge Him: “the Holy One of God” (Mark 1:24) and “Son of the Most High God” (Mark 5:7), and He told them not to reveal His identity (Mark 1:34, 3:12) - The Mount of Transfiguration: “This is my beloved Son; listen to him” (Mark 9:7) - The centurion at the crucifixion: “Truly this man was the Son of God” (Mark 15:39) - Jesus' actions and titles: forgiving sins (Mark 2:5-7), calming the storm (Mark 4:39-41), teaching with authority (Mark 1:27), the title “Son of Man” (Mark 2:28, 14:62) Hopefully these will help you get started.

    2. David Jonescue
      4 days ago — Edited

      Hey all, quick question. It has been a while since I have done this, but I remember you used to be able to type in a key, then do something where you could search for words within that key. Does anybody know how to do this? For instance here, I am trying to search for a keyword within everything labeled P-HH003. The P-HH003 denotes the same author in a personal book with multiple books in it, in a collection with a lot of authors. Being able to use P-HH003, allows me to search for keywords within that authors works. If I remember correctly, I used to be able to do something like P-HH003:"the Lord is good" and it would search for that phrase only in those titles. Did something change?

      1. Rev. Kevin Obermeyer 4 days ago

        That type of search has been simplified, I believe. With Logos 10, or maybe 9, the whole search function was restructured and simplified.

    3. Doc
      5 days ago

      caleb

      1. Nathan Jordan
        5 days ago

        is there a way to search the footnotes in an English Bible translation?

        1. Tim Murray 4 days ago

          https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BooksSearch&q=Jesus&syntax=v2&exactref=true&match=stem&in=raw%3aSingle%7cResourceId%3dLLS%3a1.0.710&groupkind=libraryLocation&groupsortkind=resultsCount&singleresourceresultsortkind=relevance&engine=Lexical
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        2. Rev. Kevin Obermeyer 4 days ago

          Tim Murray your example seems to show hits in the Introduction and the pericopes, not footnotes. Nathan Jordan I'm not sure if you can search directly in footnotes. Some Bibles, like the NET, have notes provided as a resource and function like any other book. Some Bibles place their footnotes in the back of the digital resource, so they would be searchable. There may be more information in the Help documentation or the Forums.

        3. Tim Murray 3 days ago

          Rev. Kevin Obermeyer, I guess the search URL doesn't preserve the options. Nathan Jordan, check Search Fields --> Footnote Text

      2. Jacob Bedford
        7 days ago

        Zondervan illustrated bible dictionary

        1. depdad 7 days ago

          ?

        2. Marian oyewande 5 days ago

          The search is not clear. What is Jacob trying to search for.

      3. RONALD NGAGENO
        20 days ago — Edited

        Greetings to y'all brethren, my smart search is not responding. I am entering the preferred text and nothing is showing up the way it's been showing, before. What could be the best suggestion? I really miss the amazing smart search

        2. RONALD NGAGENO 14 days ago

          Please help and check the screenshot above. God bless you.

        3. Larry Weldon 14 days ago

          You're using the browser based app, but it pretty much works like the computer app so there is no GO button in either (and there should be), so with the only way to make the search actually happen being to press the ENTER key on the keyboard, you have to click at the end of your search text and press ENTER.

        4. Bradley Grainger (Logos) 14 days ago

          Smart Search is a subscription feature for Logos subscribers. A free preview with a limited number of uses is included for all users so you can see the benefits provided by a Logos subscription. If you don't subscribe, you will get another opportunity to try it again for free every month. https://www.logos.com/configure/subscriptions
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      4. Aaron Mattox
        22 days ago

        What is the best way to search a particular word within one author? For example I want to find all the places Plato or Plutarch use the word "imitation."

        1. Bob Venem 21 days ago

          The quickest way is a Books search in "Precise" mode. Limit your books to "Author:Plato" (for example), and then search for the word or phrase. Depending on what books you have in your library, you may have to be a bit of sifting, but this worked for me.

      5. TriniMan
        23 days ago

        what search to use in finding all males and female in the bible. thanks for your assistance.

        1. Rev. Kevin Obermeyer 17 days ago — Edited

          The Bible Browser Tool might be simplest.

      6. Lydia Watkin
        25 days ago

        Luke 19:30-34 shows an example of both word of knowledge and word of wisdom. Explain which verse it is and why.