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Good question. I don't think you can have it highlighted in the Notes like a Visual Filter or search result does in other resources, but if you do a Basic search and limit the range to Your Documents, the search results will highlight it in context, which may help at least to know where in the note to look without having to read every specific word.

Michael Henderson, Ctrl or Cmd + F will open a Find box. Is that what you're looking for?

Have you tried using either a Passage Guide or a Topic Guide and seeing what you get in the Illustrations Section?

Thank you so much for your prompt response; I deeply appreciate it! I will check it out.

An example search for disciple OR discipleship application ideas is: ([field heading,largetext,surface] disciple,discipleship) AFTER 88 WORDS ([field heading,largetext] action, activity, application, assignment, characteristic, community, concept, conclusion, consider, contemporary, credential, devotion, digging, discussion, effective, exercise, experiment, guideline, goal, heart, homework, key, idea, important, issue, message, practical, principle, priority, purpose, question, reflection, reshape, revelation, "secret place", step, study, think, tip, "to life", "to live", truth, understand, walk, ”ways to”, "what to", wisdom) Personally have an Application collection of resources, which is useful for searching. Can search All Resources with results sorted by Count to find many application/illustration topical thoughts. Modified search for Philippians 4:4-8 application ideas is: <Php4.4-8> AFTER 88 WORDS ([field heading,largetext] action, activity, application, assignment, characteristic, community, concept, conclusion, consider, contemporary, credential, devotion, digging, discussion, effective, exercise, experiment, guideline, goal, heart, homework, key, idea, important, issue, message, practical, principle, priority, purpose, question, reflection, reshape, revelation, "secret place", step, study, think, tip, "to life", "to live", truth, understand, walk, ”ways to”, "what to", wisdom)

Of Jewish origin, but it depends further on whom you ask. The Old Testament Jews mostly believed they were a mix of the Jews taken into captivity who blended with the Assyrians and other groups. The Samaritans taught that they were pure descendants of Ephraim and Manasseh and that only some of the tribes were carried off into captivity. I recommend doing a search starting with the Factbook and then read further in some of the Bible dictionaries for more explanations.

{Headword Samaritan} search in All Resources => https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BasicSearch&q=%7bHeadword+Samaritan%7d&match=stem&in=raw%3aAll%7cTitle%3dAll%2520Resources finds Dictionary & Encyclopedia entries

You can drag a search into the Favorites tool and access it from there. See https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016517871-Favorites-Bookmarks for some pointers. Or you could create a shortcut in your Toolbar - please see https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016817511-Toolbar-Shortcuts If you can’t work out how to do it, please post back

Thank you, Graham, I'd forgotten I just watched not long ago as Morris Proctor dragged a search window up into the Favorites section of the toolbar to save the actual search.

Deborah Small, you can also just click the star to the right of the search box to save the query to Favorites.

In context it says He told them that everything written "about me" in the Law and Prophets must be fulfilled, and then He opened their eyes to understand the Scriptures He just addressed, and then from verse 46 He further explains the meaning of those Scriptures where they speak about Him. This triplicate pattern of explaining is very Hebrew. But in this passage He addresses the old Scriptures only in the context of where they speak of Him. I'm not sure what else you're looking for. He didn't unlock all the Scriptures to them here, as the passage shows.

Where are bible references to Lucifer, and specifically that musical instruments were incorporated within his body??

Lucifer is the KJV translation of "Day Star" in Isaiah 14:12. Isaiah 14 is often juxtaposed with Ezekiel 28, and in particular Ezekiel 28:13 is the verse that mentions pipes in some translations like the KJV, though the meaning of the Hebrew is unclear.

Factbook is a good starting place: https://ref.ly/logos4/Factbook?ref=bk.%25Lucifer_Deity I get a few hits for the search "Lucifier NEAR music": https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BasicSearch&q=lucifer+NEAR+music&match=nostem&in=raw%3aEverything%7cTitle%3dEverything One claims: > Lucifer has tambourines and pipes built into his body and had the ability to play these pipes or tambourines extremely well. It is definitely clear that Lucifer excelled in music and that it was part of him. The Bible refers to pipes, plural, meaning there were more than one. ( https://ref.ly/logosres/pssssnggtsnmytr?ref=Page.p+168&off=1883) That would seem to come from the KJV translation that Rev. Kevin Obermeyer mentioned above: most other translations handle this differently. Bible Word Study for that word: https://ref.ly/logos4/Guide?t=My+Bible+Word+Study&lemma=lbs%2fhe%2f%D7%A0%D6%B6%D6%AB%D7%A7%D6%B6%D7%91&wn=hot%2f200546:2:1

Not yet, but will give it a shot. My end goal is to get the total count of all words, not just unique words, in each book of the Bible to come up with how long it would take an average reader to read each book.

Looks like this will do the trick. Thanks!!!

Wonderful! Blessings to you!

Hi, Angelique! Maybe I can help a little. Don't let the following overwhelm you, lol, but you have a number of options in Logos. First, remember that a commentary looks at Scripture references, not just topics. If you want information just about the Holy Ghost/Spirit (Logos tends to get much better results if you use Spirit instead of Ghost), you may prefer a dictionary or monograph (book). Now, if you're looking for resources to PURCHASE, you can enter Holy Spirit (for example) in the search box on logos.com and then narrow down the Type to just Commentaries by using the filter boxes down the left of the desktop (or on mobile under Filters in the hamburger menu, the three stacked lines in the upper right corner). Here is an example result if you click this link: https://www.logos.com/search?query=holy%20spirit&sortBy=Relevance&limit=60&page=1&ownership=all&geographicAvailability=all&filters=resourcetype-commentaries_Resource%20Type If you want to search resources you OWN, you have a few options. The easiest place to start is probably with opening the Factbook and searching for Holy Spirit. Similarly, you can open the Topic Guide and search for Holy Spirit. You can also open your Library, then click the hamburger menu (3 stacked lines) in the upper left and filter the Type to commentaries (you may have Bible Commentaries as well as Commentaries, depending on how resources get tagged in Logos). Then type Holy Spirit in the search bar to see which of those resources mention Holy Spirit. You can also do a Basic Search for Holy Spirit and narrow your search range, for example, to search All Text in All Passages in Commentary. What is really helpful with that is if you create a Collection of your commentaries, perhaps the ones you prefer instead of just all of them, and then use that collection for the search range. For help on creating Collections, check out this page: https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016299092-Create-and-Use-Resource-Collections I hope that helps you get started! Enjoy playing around with the program to get familiar with it. Blessings!

Basic Search in All Resources for => ("Holy Spirit" OR "Holy Ghost" OR "Breath the Holy" OR "Ruach HaKodesh") WITHIN {Milestone <Ge-Rv>} => https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BasicSearch&q=(%22Holy+Spirit%22+OR+%22Holy+Ghost%22+OR+%22Breath+the+Holy%22+OR+%22Ruach+HaKodesh%22)+WITHIN+%7bMilestone+%3cGe-Rv%3e%7d&match=stem&in=raw%3aAll%7cTitle%3dAll%2520Resources {Milestone <Ge-Rv>} is an abbreviated form for searching Bible passages from Genesis through Revelation. Several resource types have Bible Milestones: e.g. Bibles, Bible Commentaries, Sermon archives, Study Bibles "Breath the Holy" translates Hebrew "Ruach HoKodesh" If have Fundamentals OR higher base package, then can do Bible Search for <Person Holy Spirit> Bible search of Lexham English Bible (LEB) finds <Person Holy Spirit> in 280 verses with 38 in Old Testament => https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BibleSearch&q=%3cPerson+Holy+Spirit%3e&match=stem&in=raw%3aSingle%7cResourceId%3dLLS%3aLEB

You will notice that each of those portions are blue hyperlinks. You should be able to click on each one to adjust your search parameters to whatever you want, like to match those of the video while you're watching. In this case, you would click on "Search All Text" and change it to "Search Everything" and then select the next range, and so on.