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A group for users of Logos Bible Software to discuss Syntax Search.
Follow- This group is for help with the advanced linguistic analysis search type called “Syntax Search” (https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=SyntaxSearch). If you’re looking for how to enter Logos search terms (“search syntax”) in Bible, Book, or other general searches, visit the Logos Search group instead: https://faithlife.com/logos-search.Logos SearchA group for users of Logos Bible Software to discuss searching.faithlife.com
- I'm trying to construct a TSKS (granville sharp) syntax search using the Lexham Syntactic Greek NT set. Any help would be appreciated, or if someone has already done this, please point me to it.
- If you don't want to build it, you could just use the built in Grammatical Constructions data set: Run a Precise Bible Search for this: grammaticalConstructions:"Granville Sharp" https://app.logos.com/search?case=ignore&engine=semantic&engineOverride=lexical&form=all&kind=bible&q=grammaticalConstructions%3A%22Granville+Sharp%22&ref=default&resources=topBible&source=SearchPanel&syntax=v2&view=passages
- I would be interested in designing this syntactic search (TSKS) as well to see its limitations for plural words.
- I would like to search for all NT Greek verses that have a present tense verb followed by a perfect participle. Ephesians 2:5 and 2:8 are examples. I would like to compare this pattern to any other verses.
- Sometimes Morph searches are easier than syntax searches...
- Perhaps you are looking for this? Based on SBLGNT Holmes in Cascadia Search. See the link here: https://flshare.net/o49nf3
- If you want to narrow Thomas's query to the present indicative and perfect participle, use this: https://flshare.net/a36oy9.
- I am trying a search where God is the subject of verbs within the Louw-Nida search domain 24. I tried a clause search, but it did not seem to accept LN. Is there a syntax search that would work for this — Subject: God of verbs within the LN domain 24?
- I'm not sure about a syntax search, but you could use this morph search: louwnida:24 AND lemma.g:θεός@NN That is looking for LN24 verbs AND when θεός / God is in the nominative, hence a potential subject. I get 66 hits in 30 verses, but a quick scan indicates that only Acts 7.2 and Heb 6.17 are what you want.
- Try this in our new Smart Bible Search: https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BibleSearch&q=The+work+of+the+Holy+Spirit+in+sanctification&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
- I am looking for instances in which הִנֵּה is not clause-initial. Is it possible to undertake such a search with, say, the WIVU or A-F database?
Thomas — Edited
Click on "Share" in the search window on the right and then "Make document public". You will then receive a link. You can then download the file in Logos Documents. For your search I get 24 hits. But הִנֵּה is always at the beginning of the sentence there. Unfortunately, I cannot fully follow your search. The search normally begins with a "Sentence or Clause" and then you make further restrictions. This word is usually at the beginning of sentences and in direct speech. It also introduces subordinate clauses. Do you have a reference point for the search? Here's another search to test: (https://flshare.net/w53zq8)- Thanks for showing how one creates a link. So this is (nearly) the search: https://flshare.net/r95yf8
- Your test (https://flshare.net/w53zq8) produces many clause-initial results. Cook and Holmstedt point out that הִנֵּה occasionally occurs in the middle of a clause that already has a verb which suggests that הִנֵּה is an interjection. This is the context for me looking for examples in which הִנֵּה is used inside a clause. I should construct a search for הִנֵּה inside clauses with verbs (excluding participles).
- how to search for references where Aaron is the subject of a verb of communication, including references where Aaron is not explicitly mentioned
- For a start, try this Clause search: subject:Aaron verb-sense:to speak
- thank you - that worked great
- Not exactly what you're looking for, but see also a Bible search for speaker:Aaron https://ref.ly/logos4/Search?kind=BibleSearch&q=speaker%3aAaron&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=Lexical
- Do you have a question we can help you with?