How To: Search what verses Bible Sense Lexicon Refers to?

I am searching the sense of "name" in Hebrew as it relates to the reputation of a person. I have the following screen shot to show my progress.

This may be simple, but I am missing it. How do I identify in Isaiah where "name" is used in the sense of reputation? I've checked Bible Word Study. Thanks.

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John Fugh, Jr.

Just a little more clarification. In Bible Word Study, I determined that it was used in Isaiah in this sense 6 times. See Screen shot. What I am trying to determine is where these 6 times are.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/453775#Comment_453775

Hi John

At the moment this information is not searchable

Logos have advised that they are working on it - but I haven't seen any dates

Graham

John Fugh, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/453780#Comment_453780

At the moment this information is not searchable

Thank you, Graham. Just so I am clear. Logos is able to tell me that this sense is used 6 times in Isaiah, but it will not tell the specific instances that it cites?

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/453792#Comment_453792

Yep. That little tidbit was discovered about 20 seconds after they released the Sense Lexicon in November.

But in defense of Logos (and was discussed by Rick on other features), for 'almost ready' features, they had the choice of 'waiting' and causing a much bigger degree of confusion, or including them in the upgrades with a commitment to complete them. So also several resources you might have purchased.

The early access to the Sense Lexicon does allow some exploration though. Once it gets all of its bells and whistles, I suspect pastors (sermon-prep) will really give it a workout.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/453792#Comment_453792

Logos is able to tell me that this sense is used 6 times in Isaiah, but it will not tell the specific instances that it cites?

At the moment that is correct

Sean Boisen's post at http://community.logos.com/forums/p/59901/426787.aspx#426787 provides some useful context