Visual Filters Question

I am new to the visual filters in Logos, and don't know much about NT Greek, but I vaugely remember something about each greek sentence having particular word with a heightened emphasis above the other words in the sentence. Does this ring a bell to anyone? If so, how do I create a visual filter to see this word emphasized in my english Bibles?

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Wiki has => Visual Filter that has link to wiki page Extended Tips for Visual Filters that has => Examples of visual filters with screen shots showing a number of Logos Greek Morphology visual filters.

Wiki Logos Resource Reviews has => Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament that has emphasis tagging to show Greek words that are not in expected word order.

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Pastor Dave Thomas

The Lexham High Definition New Testament is exactly what you are looking for. It is connected to the Greek, but designed for those with little/no Greek training. The Old Testament version based upon the Hebrew is in development.

Liam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/379996#Comment_379996

Looks awesome!

Thank you

Liam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/380158#Comment_380158

I picked up the HDNT yesterday and I'm amazed! It's great to see how all the different passages relate to eachother! I remember hearing John Piper talk on Bible Arching, this is essentually a New Testament that has most of the arching already finished- so it's all there in front of you whenever you pick it up and read it.

Thanks for the heads up on this guys!