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I would like to find all Preaching Themes in a Passage, then all Intersections of the Passage with those Themes for each Preaching Theme. But I want to be able to do that for both Bibles and/or Articles in my Library. Sometimes I would just want to find all Articles Mentioning all of these Preaching Themes. Só, I thought a little bit and observed
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What ever your decision, never buy Celeron - it will bottle neck. AMD was always better with mathematical processing on lower power consumption. I don't know about the new Ryzen though. I used AMD in the past for programming purposes. Intel is better if you don't have a dedicated Graphics Card and don't mind about power consumption. In the past Intel
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The purpose for doing this is endless. A Workflow can have sub-points. If for example the sub-point is "genre", the designer of the workflow can specify a "genre" tag for all answers.
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Animated Images: 1) Paper Size Click on Canvas Open Tools Set Paper Size 2)MultiPage View The canvas automatically increase with the Page Size when your objects are sized beyond the Page or when you have multiple objects and drag any of them beyond the Page Size. I used Ctrl+D on the Selected Object to duplicate 3) Zoom Canvas Click on a blank space
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I discovered an interesting feature on my laptop. When I sweep my three fingers over the mousepad to the left or right then I scroll the morph search through the history forward and backward. I didn't test it anywhere else. However, the same is not possible with a wireless mouse. I have never noticed it before because I only work with a wireless mouse
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It would be a powerful addition to Search capabilities if the search results, not the returned section, the highlighted part, could be sent to another panel as a query or be the result of such a query. Even the ability to export datatypes to a Word List and use fields from that Word List in a Query. Sample : <Person (<LogosMorphGr = NGSM> INTERSECTS
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[quote user="Steve Maling"]Swanson reflects on the question of simply adopting for a Hebrew lexicon the semantic domains developed by Louw and Nida for Greek[/quote] Steve, this is why I asked the question, because Swanson did not create a complete new work. I give 10 votes for the suggestion to get sdhb into Logos.
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[quote user="Steve Maling"]Swanson reflects on the question of simply adopting for a Hebrew lexicon the semantic domains developed by Louw and Nida for Greek[/quote] Steve, this is why I asked the question, because Swanson did not create a complete new work. I give 10 votes for the suggestion to get sdhb into Logos.
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Does this mean SDBH it's completely based on Hebrew semantics?
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I want to list all References in the Bible for all People from a NT genealogy. If this could end up in Analysis view it would be great. If there is a listing somewhere that have this result it would also help. The initial query for all People in NT genealogy: <Louw Nida 93.1–93.388> WITHIN {Section <LiteraryTyping = Genealogy>} Do
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[quote user="Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)"](one has Greek accent over u while other does not)[/quote] Aaaaah ... now I see, sharp eye. I'll make a mental note, how could I miss such an easy difference.
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Thanks Graham, I discovered the problem by studying your screenshots. My Septuagint Translation's default did not work properly. After I prioritized the resource the default was fixed. Don't know why, but it helped. Thanks
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I figured out why I got confused between the counts of Clause Participants and a Search. When one do a clause search for example "person:Boaz" it finds Boaz in any column in a Search. I was not specific enough in my analysis, my mistake. The problem with Word Study is as follow image indicate: I can't see the difference between listings?
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Can anyone confirm that the Semantic Roles in the Clause Participants Section on the Bible Word Study Guide contain a summary for each semantic role and that a search is needed to find the actual result for each Semantic Role? If this is correct, does anyone know if the summary carries specific relevant information or are it just a random selection
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I can confirm that in The Apostolic Fathers Greek-English I can't find a Graph button in Morph Search. Suppose this is true in the Hebrew also. The solution would be to export your results to Excel and add a Graph according to your liking. 1) With your Search Panel active, Press Ctrl+P (Win) or Cmd+P (Mac) 2) With Export Panel active at the far right
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[quote user="Thomas B."]is there a way for me to change/replace/configure the font for export? If not, I think I will have to stick with LibreOffice...[/quote] There's not exactly a way to do that, but consider this easy hack. With a little tweaking you'll find the correct balance between Sermon Editor and PDF Printer settings. Change the PDF Page size
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[quote user="David Paul"]http://www.sdbh.org/[/quote] Isn't this kind of the same? James Swanson, Dictionary of Biblical Languages with Semantic Domains : Hebrew (Old Testament), 1997. Swanson link Hebrew to the Louw & Nida Lexicon with Semantic Domains I love the format of http://www.sdbh.org/ though
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I've been using Logos for almost 26 years. To my shame, I discovered the wonderful column-freezer in the search panel today. Maybe you knew about it all along, or maybe there's something you don't know yet. I just ask myself, why didn't anyone ever told me? What other little hideouts do you know about or you think you don't know about? I dragged this
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[quote user="Doc B"]For what purpose would you want this list?[/quote] When I give a Bible Study Group 500 verses they fear the Bible, when I give them 20 Passages, they explore the possibilities with love. It's just to serve with wisdom. I believe everyone that find a purpose would enjoy the possibility of doing this.
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It would be great if the Bible Outline Browser could take the user to the Resource The links in read view let you browse the outline ( ) The headings in the comparison view does nothing ( ) If these headings could link back to the location in the resource the Outline Browser would be much more productive to use Possible Positive Outcomes: When comparing