Search syntax tutorial?

John Thomson

Is there a place that can give me the tools for dealing with JWs (and other group that butcher Scripture) on the blogs?

For example, if I want to find all the anarthrous predicate nouns (nouns without the article in Greek that come after the verb) in John that are definite, (in other words Granville Sharp's rule) how do I make that search criteria?

Of course I do have an interlinear as well as other tools in Greek and Hebrew (forget what level I have) 

I also want to be able to cut and paste the Open Text Clause Analysis, but I could not do that.  I spent lots of time on that, so I have to do other things

Dave Hooton

Is there a place that can give me the tools for dealing with JWs (and other group that butcher Scripture) on the blogs?

There would be books/articles on the Internet that deal with this subject(s).

if I want to find all the anarthrous predicate nouns (nouns without the article in Greek that come after the verb) in John that are definite, (in other words Granville Sharp's rule) how do I make that search criteria?

Use  {Section <GramCon GSharp>} to search for all examples --> from the (Greek) Grammatical Constructions dataset.

The Bible Browser tool is a good place to find available classifications of bible text, such as this. Click the arrow on each heading to expose the information. If you have the documentation (type:manual or type:glossary in Library) you can get details of how to perform a Search.

I also want to be able to cut and paste the Open Text Clause Analysis

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