Search is very thorough

I was goofing around with Logos and wanted to know if the search feature would find a fairly obscure word in a footnote. It did.

Here's the search I did on 'propitiation'. Note the appearance of the footnote number in the search (first screenshot). Then I opened the resource to which the footnote referred, and there was the word (second screenshot).

Impressive. I like this software.

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Pastor Michael Huffman

I was goofing around with Logos and wanted to know if the search feature would find a fairly obscure word in a footnote. It did.

Here's the search I did on 'propitiation'. Note the appearance of the footnote number in the search (first screenshot). Then I opened the resource to which the footnote referred, and there was the word (second screenshot).

Impressive. I like this software.

Just a question...what "rule" did you use to get all your reformed theology books in the same collection? Thank you.

Michael

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446873#Comment_446873

Just a question...what "rule" did you use to get all your reformed theology books in the same collection? Thank you.

Michael

I use this rule for my systematic theologies:

subject:(reformed,presbyterian,calvinism) AND subject:"theology, doctrinal"

Pastor Michael Huffman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446896#Comment_446896

Just a question...what "rule" did you use to get all your reformed theology books in the same collection? Thank you.

Michael

I use this rule for my systematic theologies:

subject:(reformed,presbyterian,calvinism) AND subject:"theology, doctrinal"

Thank you very much.

Mihael

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446935#Comment_446935

Thank you very much.

Mihael

No problem, Michael. That rule could easily be tweaked to work a bit better with other libraries, but it captures all the reformed systematic theologies in my library very well.