SUGGESTION: Integrate Clause search terms

One of the most common sources of false positives (or negatives) in search for those of us who are not original language students is that we are forced to use form (morphology) as if it were function (grammatical/semantic roles). In addition, meaning is built out of clauses and sentences not verses and chapters. Please integrate the Clause search terms into those of the basic, Bible and morph searches.

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Harry Hahne

One of the most common sources of false positives (or negatives) in search for those of us who are not original language students is that we are forced to use form (morphology) as if it were function (grammatical/semantic roles). In addition, meaning is built out of clauses and sentences not verses and chapters. Please integrate the Clause search terms into those of the basic, Bible and morph searches.

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I agree wholeheartedly, M.J.

I think it is important to be able to specify that Bible and Morph searches be restricted to clauses and sentences. This is essential for Morph Queries as well. For Bible, Morph and Basic searches, I would suggest adding check boxes for Clause, Sentence and Verse as a Search Range in the Search Fields. Even better would be to be able to enter a number of Clauses, Sentences or Verses.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1204161#Comment_1204161

See Add multiple search scopes for Bible search | Faithlife which just was moved into "in progress" -- there or via email make sure Mark Barnes and Bradley know what you see the requirements as being.

Harry Hahne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1204164#Comment_1204164

See Add multiple search scopes for Bible search | Faithlife which just was moved into "in progress" -- there or via email make sure Mark Barnes and Bradley know what you see the requirements as being.

Yes. I previously added my vote for this. I am glad to hear it is "in progress." It would be an awesome addition to Logos 10. I use Logos as my daily workhorse for research, but I still miss the clause and sentence boundary search limits that some Bible programs had in the 1980's.