Searching for Divine Passives

Clint Cozier

I'm working in Matthew 6:9-10. The technical commentaries spend a lot of time talking about the Divine Passives in the imperatives of the first two peititions. I'd like to explore the use of the passive voice when God is the subject of the clause. I first tried a clause search (subject:God AND verb-morph:V?P), but God isn't tagged as the subject in the Lord's prayer. I also tried a morph search (@V?P WITHIN {Section <Culture God as father>} OR {Section <Culture God as king>}), but it didn't seem to be too inciteful. Any ideas about how I could examine the use of the passive (better the passive imperative) when God is the subject?

Thanks.

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Any ideas about how I could examine the use of the passive (better the passive imperative) when God is the subject?

One thought is God or Jesus speaking where verb form is Passive (P) OR either Middle or Passive (U):

({Speaker <Person God>} OR {Speaker <Person Jesus>}) INTERSECTS ([field bible, content] <LogosMorphGr ~ V?[PU]?????>)

Refined to Imperatives:

({Speaker <Person God>} OR {Speaker <Person Jesus>}) INTERSECTS ([field bible, content] <LogosMorphGr ~ V?[PU]M????>)

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