Concordance link to Bible

I apologize if I didn't search the forums well enough.

When reading the Bible, I'd like to be able to right-click a word and see a concordance view (of some sort) of the original language (Hebrew/Greek). I'm used to this kind of reference from blueletterbible.org

What I can find is a dictionary lookup of the English word, and a Word Study tool, but that tools provides me with a number of variants, but no indication which variant is used in the context I selected. I'd like to navigate to other verses that use this same word to see how it is used on those contexts.

Am I missing something obvious?

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If want to see similar morphological usage, can right click on a word, then morph search for lemma with same morphological tagging:

In Morph Search tab, changed resource from ESV to NA28. Thankful for sympathetic highlighting in search results.

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Jim Melton

I don't see the Morph Search as an option when I right click. I have Bronze Logos 5. Is it not available in my package?

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

I don't see the Morph Search as an option when I right click. I have Bronze Logos 5. Is it not available in my package?

The "Lemma" item on the context menu will appear when you're right-clicking in a reverse interlinear. These are included in Bronze, but not all Bibles have reverse interlinears. The ones that do are: AV1873, ESV, KJV1900, LEB, NASB95, NKJV, NLT (NT only), NRSV. If you're using a different Bible, try opening one of the ones I listed to the same verse, and seeing if you can get the Morph Search option when right-clicking in it.

Dave Hooton

I don't see the Morph Search as an option when I right click. I have Bronze Logos 5. Is it not available in my package?

Bronze has the bibles, but you will see that only for the "reverse interlinear" bibles like ESV, NASB95, NKJV, LEB, KJV, NIV, NRSV. Then be aware that not all of these have an interlinear Hebrew text.

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When reading the Bible, I'd like to be able to right-click a word and see a concordance view (of some sort) of the original language (Hebrew/Greek).

In a Bible with Reverse Interlinear tagging, can right click on a word, click Lemma, then click Bible Word Study. Logos 5 added Root section.

My favorite Logos feature is visual filter highlighting that can combine hundreds of search results for simultaneous display. Wiki has Logos Greek Morphology examples => http://wiki.logos.com/Extended_Tips_for_Highlighting_and_Visual_Filters#Examples_of_visual_filters

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