Today’s blog question comes from a participant in our Camp Logos Inductive Webinar: I thoroughly enjoyed the webinar! I especially liked the insights you offered regarding the Hebrew word translated “meditate” in Joshua 1:8. I’ve been doing my own study of the word, but I’m having trouble understanding the numbers under the Senses ring in […]
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Search Both Manuscript and Lemma Forms of Words
As you well know the Bible was not written in English, but rather the Old Testament in Hebrew (with a little Aramaic) and the New Testament in Greek. Thus when searching in the Bible, it’s better to search in the original languages of Hebrew and Greek rather than English. You perhaps are wondering though, I […]
Prioritize Individual Volumes from Commentary Sets
Recently I’ve been asked basically the same question from various Logos users. The gist of the question goes like this: I own numerous multi-volume sets of commentaries. In the Library when I drag over a volume from the set to the Prefer these resources list, the entire series gets prioritized. That means that set of […]
Help with the Geographical Context in the Gospels
With the vast number of resources available in the Logos base collections, it’s very easy for a valuable resource to get lost if we’re not careful. A case in point is the Lexham Geographic Commentary on the Gospels available in the standard collections Silver and above. This commentary is a goldmine when it comes to […]
Discover Jesus’ Activities on Earth
If you read this Logos blog on a regular basis you know I’m a big fan of the Bible Browser because I refer to it often. Well, once again I’ll mention it because it answers a user’s question emailed to me: How do I search in Logos 7 for everything that Jesus did while on […]
Execute a Hebrew Lemma “Phrase Search”
Today’s blog is based on a question from a Logos user who is digging deep into the Hebrew text: I am trying to find every instance in the OT where the Hebrew words are in an exact sequence. For instance, if I search in English for “who did not know” in the OT, I get […]
Highlight Biblical References in Lexicons
Just like English words, a lot of Hebrew and Greek words have multiple possible meanings. Many lexicons, therefore, list all the possibilities for these biblical words. Some Hebrew and Greek dictionaries will also give biblical references where specific definitions occur. In light of this, I recently received this scenario from a Logos user: When looking […]
Searching Chapters Rather Than Verses
Today’s blog centers around a question I periodically answer from users and it was emailed to me again recently. Hopefully this little trick will help you out sometime. The most recent question went something like this: I’m studying Ephesians and made my way to Ephesians 1:22-23 where Paul references Jesus as the head and the […]
The Meaning of Multiple Rings in Bible Word Study
I recently received basically the following scenario from a Logos user: I’m studying a Greek word that is translated “walk” as in Ephesians 4:1. When I generate a Bible Word Study report for the Greek lemma I see all the ways the lemma is translated in my Bible. When I rest the cursor on one […]
“Export” Inline Search Results
A Logos user emailed this question to me: I executed an Inline Search, but how do I export the results? Perhaps you’ve experienced this scenario as well. If so, take heart; there is a solution. Because of the nature of an Inline Search, the results are not directly exportable, so we need to utilize a […]