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.

  1. 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

  2. I would be interested in designing this syntactic search (TSKS) as well to see its limitations for plural words.

  3. , back when Logos first released syntax searching (2006!) I wrote up something on Granville Sharp's rule and syntax searching: https://www.logos.com/media/blog/PDF/Granville%20Sharp%20Rule.pdf
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