I know that Logos clause search can be done--however--I need help with 2Tim3.14 "But as for you" Paul says this to Timothy but does Paul use this clause anywhere else? Can someone help with this--thanks
just type the phrase in the search box exactly as you did in your post. .... including the quotes. Lots of old testament instances.
Paul uses again in 1Tim 6:11
I know that Logos clause search can be done--however--I need help with 2Tim3.14 "But as for you" Paul says this to Timothy but does Paul use this clause anywhere else?
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English phrase "But as for you" is the translation of two Greek words, which can be found using Morph Search - looking for singular you pronoun used in 2 Timothy 3:14 followed by conjunction: δέ (that appears as second word in a phrase):
lemma:σύ@R???S BEFORE 1 WORD lemma:δέ
ESV, NRSV, and RSV have four occurrences of "But as for you" in New Testament while other translations use this phrase less.
FYI: searching for singular you pronoun and verb used in 2 Timothy 3:14 found another use in Acts 5:4
lemma:σύ@R???S BEFORE 1-2 WORDS lemma:μένω@V????S
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