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Strange synopsis from a Bible Smart Search

Graham Criddle

I ran a Bible Smart search to try to find all occurrences of the "I am" statements of Jesus.

The synopsis states that the results only contain five of these statements but they clearly include more than the synopsis shows. Is this the synopsis simply restricting itself to the first five answers? And, if so, can this be tweaked so it better handles these types of situations?

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Andrew Batishko

Smart Search results also feature the Smart Synopsis, which collects answers from the top results and combines them into a single response with supporting citations to Logos books.
Logos Help (Bellingham, WA: Faithlife, 2024).

"top results" specifically means the first five results. It was not designed to include any information from results beyond that.

Graham Criddle

"top results" specifically means the first five results. It was not designed to include any information from results beyond that.

Thanks @Andrew Batishko

That does make sense - but it does appear rather strange in this particular case!