• I think it would be nice to have an option that would show faint grid lines or dots behind the text so that aligning things in a diagram would be easier.

    1. I would LOVE to see an actual Reed-Kellogg format added to the sentence diagramming module. I'm most familiar with this style and not the style that Logos has in place.

      1. Logos has some Reed-Kellogg style, but it is not complete. One example I frequently need is a double-sided conjunction (both left and right together). Also, having a background grid option and allowing preset defaults (such as font style/size, etc.) would help me use this tool better.

    2. Is anyone aware of a way to link your sentence diagram to a notebook within logos? I am prepping a paper and would like to have all my work in one notebook, or at least linked to one place. Any thoughts?

      1. Hy, You can try at list two ways : 1 - create a link in a note to your diagram (Use "Copy Location as") 2 - create an image of your diagram and paste it in your note (1) Copy Location as — This option is available outside of the Panel menu through the shortcut key combination Opt+Cmd+F (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+C (Windows). The current location based on the active milestone will automatically copy to the computer’s clipboard in one of the following formats: • URL — An address, suitable for inputting as a hyperlink target in a word processing document, email message, or web page. Logos Help. (2018). Bellingham, WA: Faithlife. (2) How to create an image Right Click on your diagram/Select All Right Click on your diagram/Copy image Friendly Alain (France)

      2. You could also create a Favorites folder to house all your work - including sentence diagrams, notes, clippings, layouts, etc. Here is a Logos video on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDpE0MyyLLI
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        Favorites, Notes, and Clippings | Logos Bible Software
        As part of a study process it is important to be able to make notes, ask and answer questions, clip key pieces of information, and organize your research. Th...
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    3. Logos 9 is consistently crashing on macOS Big Sur when I open and scroll through sentence diagrams, specifically this one: "RK Galatians 4:8-5:1 by Terry Cook". I've posted about this on the community forum and am getting some help there, I believe. Has anyone else experienced this? Logos 9.0.0.0181 on macOS Big Sur 11.0.1

      1. I too am having this issue. Even after Big Sur 11.2.2 , but I have not had good luck with almost anything since Big Sur came out.

    4. What is the difference between the simple modifier and the partial modifier in the logos system for diagramming? The book on Diagrammatical Analysis I have on Logos does not mention the partial modifier but uses it everywhere. I can't find any example where they use the symbol for a simple modifier.

      1. I have been trying to download a file from Groups but it never transfers over to my docs. When I go to Public and download it transfers to my Doc just fine. What do I need to do to transfer from Group heading?

        1. Does anyone has an English or Greek Kellogg diagram of John 3:7?

          1. Logos recently released Randy Leedy's diagrams for both SBLGNT (https://www.logos.com/product/197488/greek-new-testament-sentence-diagrams-sbl-edition) and NA28 (https://www.logos.com/product/189626/greek-new-testament-sentence-diagrams-na28-edition). His diagrams are very helpful.
            Greek New Testament Sentence Diagrams, NA28 Edition
            The Greek New Testament Sentence Diagrams by Randy Leedy provide a comprehensive set of sentence diagrams for the entire Greek New Testament, based on the text of the NA28. Sentence diagramming is a practical and effective means of visualizing the structure of individual clauses and sentences. They make it possible to easily see grammatical relationships between the individual words and phrases, as an aid to understanding how they function in context. These diagrams are especially beneficial for students and pastors studying complex and lengthy sentences in the Greek New Testament—of which there are plenty!
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        2. sentence diagrams on Ephesians 1:4

          kindly anybody can help me i need sentence diagrams on Ephesians 1:4

          1. It makes better sense to see the entire sentence (verses 3-6 ESV): Ephesians 1:3–6(ESV) 3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places,  4 even as he chose us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before him. In love  5 he predestined us for adoption to himself as sons through Jesus Christ, according to the purpose of his will,  6 to the praise of his glorious grace, with which he has blessed us in the Beloved.

          2. Sorry, it ruined my formatting when I posted.

          3. Anyone know how to share a diagram out of logos?

        3. I'm just curious if any kind of update is in process to the Sentence Diagramming module? I've diagrammed all of Ephesians and 1 John. I'm beginning Luke. But some things just take more time than they ought. Some objects have two few anchor points. Some standard shapes don't exist. Has there been any movement here?

          2. Hi Lynn, the diagrams are in Greek.

          3. There is a Sentence Diagram add-on module in Logos where you can diagram any version including English. It does have some limitations which is why I agreed with Michael's suggestion of an update. I've been copying a chapter at a time into my word processor and doing the sentence diagramming in there. It is an extremely beneficial process that I have been teaching to others. It has been well-received. I would share one here but when I click on "Add Media" it says that kind of media is not supported and I tried both pdf and Pages formats. I could email it to anyone interested.

          4. Rita, thank you so much for sharing this. I agree that diagramming is extremely beneficial. I am beginning to teach Bible study methods again after some years, and still find this the most fruitful approach for me. If you wouldn't mind emailing me a sample I'd sure appreciate it: robinwoodpdx@gmail.com Also, is there a way to easily print 'manuscript' pages (double-spaced) in English (a manuscript study is something Intervarsity Christian Fellowship has used on college campuses for decades and is also a good method). I have been combining diagramming and manuscript method but it is very time-consuming and I'm looking for ways to simplify it so that it is more accessible for others.

        4. Ok, so the way I learned sentence line diagramming is that when you combine two clauses, whether independent or subordinate using a conjunction (and, but, as, etc), you use a "chair" to connect verb to verb with the conjunction on the "seat" (see image).  Logos has a shape that corresponds ("vertical continuation"), but here's the problem. It only has an anchor on one side. So, therefore, it doesn't "snap" to the sentence line that follows. This isn't a huge problem, unless I have to move that whole portion of the tree. Is there something I am missing in using the line diagramming tool or that shape in particular?

          1. Did you ever get any kind of response to this? This is a frustrator to this day.

          2. This still frustrates me 5 years later...and the chair only works one way (there's no chair that goes toward the left).