New Feature: Bible Word Study

The Bible Word Study is now available on app.logos.com. It is currently only supporting original language words.

The Lemma section is currently the only available section, with more to come soon.

The Word by Word section will link to the Bible Word Study.

The bible word study can be navigated using greek and hebrew lemmas. The autocompleter supports using the "g:" (e.g g:logos -> λόγος) syntax for searching via greek transliterations, and "h:" syntax for searching via hebrew transliterations.

-Seth Copeland

Find more posts tagged with

Web App

Comments

TCBlack

The Bible Word Study is now available on app.logos.com. It is currently only supporting original language words.

The drop down populates so slowly that it appears to just be blank at first. I tried an english transliteration (e.g. g:kardia) and thought it failed, until about 10 seconds later it populated the box.

Once I slow down and let it work though, it seems to work as advertised. This is a great start on the BWS, a report in particular I was looking for.

The Word by Word section will link to the Bible Word Study.

Now linked from the Exegetical guide! Another win. Thanks for this, the ability to work from my chromebook is growing closer.

[y]

Seth Copeland

The Bible Word Study has been updated to include the translation section. Updates to this section (and all other guide sections, as well as new sections) will be added as we develop them.

http://app.logos.com/guides/bws/lemma.lbs.el.λόγος?positionFallback=True

Seth Copeland

I tried an english transliteration (e.g. g:kardia) and thought it failed, until about 10 seconds later it populated the box.

I recently shipped a change so that now if you type in for example "g:kardia" and hit enter before the autocomplete suggestions show up, behind the scenes it will simply take what would've been the first item in the list. That way if you know what you want you won't have to wait if the autocomplete suggestions seem to be taking a while.

Try it out!

https://app.logos.com/guides/bws/g:kardia?positionFallback=True

-Seth

TCBlack

I tried an english transliteration (e.g. g:kardia) and thought it failed, until about 10 seconds later it populated the box.
I recently shipped a change so that now if you type in for example "g:kardia" and hit enter before the autocomplete suggestions show up, behind the scenes it will simply take what would've been the first item in the list. That way if you know what you want you won't have to wait if the autocomplete suggestions seem to be taking a while.

Try it out!

https://app.logos.com/guides/bws/g:kardia?positionFallback=True

-Seth

Great Seth. The only thing I might like to add to the process is some type of indicator to show that the program is, in fact, processing in the background. Many times I typed fast and hit enter on purpose just to test it out - there is no indicator that anything at all is happening until ... there it is!

Perhaps this isn't feasible, and I'm fine if it's not considered necessary - but if it is trivial - go ahead and throw a progress indicator of some sort in there.

Mark Barnes

Just to let you know that I got a 404 error at https://app.logos.com/. After I started using it the error went away.

Mark Barnes

Great Seth. The only thing I might like to add to the process is some type of indicator to show that the program is, in fact, processing in the background. Many times I typed fast and hit enter on purpose just to test it out - there is no indicator that anything at all is happening until ... there it is!

I agree. A 'working…' indicator is also needed when you click 'More' in the lexicons. I thought it had broken, because it's taking 10s to load the extra lexicons.

Seth Copeland

Great Seth. The only thing I might like to add to the process is some type of indicator to show that the program is, in fact, processing in the background. Many times I typed fast and hit enter on purpose just to test it out - there is no indicator that anything at all is happening until ... there it is!

Good suggestion. I'll take a look and see what it takes to add this.

Seth