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I found a possible link between Is 61:10, (where MT begins "śōś ʾaśīś b˙=YHWH" "rejoice rejoice in Yahweh") and Phil 1:18 and especially 4:4, where "rejoice" is repeated in close proximity, specifically "rejoice in the Lord" in the latter. (The themes of clothing with salvation/righteousness found in the rest of Is 61:10 are also found along with "rejoice in the Lord" in Phil 3:1,9.) Wondering if these were deliberate authorial Hebraisms, I wanted to search for any other examples of a Greek root or lemma being repeated within say 8-10 words in Philippians. I was eventually able to do this with a Morph Query, and possible examples are 2:27 "sorrow upon sorrow" and 3:5 "a Hebrew of Hebrews" (?a recursive Hebraism). I was disappointed to find that the Morph Query didn't provide an analysis tab. Is there a way of doing this with a Syntax search, and is there a way to get an analysis output?

Hi all, I'm looking for help with using syntax search in Hebrew. Context: When one clicks on a hebrew noun, and click on the word study selection, I get a screen which lists the grammatical relationships. In that grammatical relationshiops section it lists all the verbs that the noun is an object for, prepositional uses etc. This uses the Anderson Forbes resource. Am I able to do a syntax search which lists all the verses in which a given word is used as an object, have the search list (and highlight) the word in the original language (Hebrew) and then also list and hight the equivalent greek verse? Lastly, is there somewy in Logos, using syntax search to list all the verbs a given word is used with? This search would be similar to what the word study lists in its grammatical relationships section. anyhelp would be greatly appreciated!