every instance of a certain word

Paul Durbin

I feel like this should be REALLY easy to do, but for some reason I can't figure it out.

I just want to see all the instances of a certain word in the Bible.

For example, in Romans 16:9 (TNIV), "Greet Urbanus, our co-worker in Christ, and my dear friend Stachys."  I just want to see all the instances of "co-worker," (which also happens to be Strong's 4904).

I can see that it's used 13 times in the NT -- but, i can't find a way to list all 13 of those uses?? 

Can someone help this newbie out?  How do I see all 13 of those verses listed in one panel in Logos?

Rosie Perera

I presume you mean how many times that word in the original language is used in the Bible, right? Otherwise I wouldn't know how you got the figure of 13. In fact, I'm still not sure how you got it without seeing all the actual uses. The easiest way to do it is start with any one occurrence of it, in a Bible that has reverse interlinear built in (e.g., ESV, NKJV, NRSV, NIV [NT only so far]; TNIV does not). Right click on that occurrence in the English Bible, choose the Lemma tab on the right-hand side (be sure it's the correct Lemma, not just the article for example):

Then select "Search this resource" on the left-hand side, and you'll get the results you want:

How did you come up with the number 13 without doing this?