How to do a Greek Phrase biblical search

How do I do this in Logos?

I want to search in a greek NT all the locations of a phrase. For example, in the TR, Luke 1:30, I find the phrase charin para Theo.

Interesting to me is the KJV translators' use of Charin or charis. I'd like to see how that phrase is used elsewhere if at all. How do i do that?

Can I use proximity operators with the greek text? charin NEAR Theo, etc.?

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Jack Caviness

'd like to see how that phrase is used elsewhere if at all. How do i do that?

If you want the exact phrase, select it in Luke 1:30. Right click on the selection, select Selection on the right side of the panel and "Search this Resource" on the left.

Can I use proximity operators with the greek text? charin NEAR Theo, etc.?

Yes you can. This works if you just want to see where the words appear together. I believe NEAR finds the search terms within 10 words of each other. The Wiki has more information on searching. Searching

Robert Pavich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/200575#Comment_200575

A morph search also works:

Mark Barnes

Interesting to me is the KJV translators' use of Charin or charis. I'd like to see how that phrase is used elsewhere if at all

If you're just interested in the single word, right click on it in the KJV, choose Lemma from the right-hand menu, and then either Bible Word Study, or Search this Resource (try both), to get details on how that word is translated.

T Gerold Castle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/200591#Comment_200591

Thank you brothers....