Feature to show all Verses Referenced in a Book

A. Jacob W. Reinhardt

I read of a feature once that would show in a separate tab all the verses cited a given book you are reading, to aid in actually looking up the Scripture references. I can't seem to find the feature in the software or documentation. Anyone heard of this feature?

David Thomas

Go into Docs and create a new Passage List. Then click on ADD and use "selected text". This will find all Scripture references in a section of a resource. Select the whole book and you will have all references cited in an entire book.

Graham Criddle

Another option is to use the Power Lookup Tool

And welcome to the forums!

Leigh Johnson

I believe you are thinking of the Concordance Tool.  Choose the book you want to find the references in from the first drop down list, then select 'Reference" in the second list.  That will give you a list of all the references in that book, both Scripture and from other resources.  Hope this helps.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1059696#Comment_1059696

Leigh Johnson said:

I believe you are thinking of the Concordance Tool.  Choose the book you want to find the references in from the first drop down list, then select 'Reference" in the second list.  That will give you a list of all the references in that book, both Scripture and from other resources.  Hope this helps.

This is what I would recommend if you want to find ALL the references. The Passage List option is good if you want to work with the references later, but is a pain to use for the whole book. Power lookup is great if you want to show references of the current section while you're reading.

David Thomas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1059700#Comment_1059700

Mark Barnes said:

This [Concordance] is what I would recommend if you want to find ALL the references. The Passage List option is good if you want to work with the references later, but is a pain to use for the whole book. Power lookup is great if you want to show references of the current section while you're reading.

Thanks Mark! A great summary of the benefits of each option.