Word Study - Tense

I am trying to use Logos 5 With the Bronze Collection. I am very new, and just learning my way around, I have watched the videos.

I used to study with several books and I wanted to learn how to do that with Logos 5.

For Example, I was just looking at Colossians 1:13. I wanted to see the tense of the word transferred. When I click on this work and select interlinear, I get the table at the bottom of the page.

When I hover over the Morph word, I get the popup window (Tried to copy it but could not figure out how to) that says "Verb, Aorist, Active, indicative, 3rd person, singular" (I love this, guess I don't need my analytical Greek Lexicon) but then I want to look up what that means in a grammar. I was hoping by clicking on the morphology, or something that I could pop up a page from a few grammars that explain what aorist (completed action) means and indicative (?) etc.

I used to go to my "Dana and Manty".

Is there a resource for that? Do I have it in the Bronze? What is the cheapest way to get it if I dont have it?

Can I do a search on indicative?

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Lynden O. Williams

Welcome to the forums. Have you tried using the exegetical guide to explain what the different parts of speech mean?

kenstewart

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/472026#Comment_472026

Ow Wow, I had not tried it, but I think I am on my way. Thank you!

Room4more

I am trying to use Logos 5 With the Bronze Collection. I am very new, and just learning my way around, I have watched the videos.

I used to study with several books and I wanted to learn how to do that with Logos 5.

For Example, I was just looking at Colossians 1:13. I wanted to see the tense of the word transferred. When I click on this work and select interlinear, I get the table at the bottom of the page.

When I hover over the Morph word, I get the popup window (Tried to copy it but could not figure out how to) that says "Verb, Aorist, Active, indicative, 3rd person, singular" (I love this, guess I don't need my analytical Greek Lexicon) but then I want to look up what that means in a grammar. I was hoping by clicking on the morphology, or something that I could pop up a page from a few grammars that explain what aorist (completed action) means and indicative (?) etc.

I used to go to my "Dana and Manty".

Is there a resource for that? Do I have it in the Bronze? What is the cheapest way to get it if I dont have it?

Can I do a search on indicative?

I am not @ my desk but it sounds like a 'BWS' 'Bible Word Study' is what you want to click after your right click on the word[Lemma]...click that and peruse the tables, and you can check the 'grammers' in the Exegetical guide. Not really that much different from L4 in L5, but a big difference from L3.....

Room4more

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Is there a resource for that? Do I have it in the Bronze? What is the cheapest way to get it if I dont have it?

Can I do a search on indicative?

Ok, I took a moment and did some random searches for 'indicative'. Now if your intent is to understand 'indicative' then use your 'collection' tool and make a collection of all the "Grammar" resources that you have, then do a basic search on 'indicative' under that collection, based on your resources will determine how much you will read.

I don't know that you can copy directly from the pop-up or the Grammar's section, but if you click on the word from the 'word-by-word' then click your word in the text it should go directly to that word; if you peruse some of the Word Study resources you may find one that has the list and copy from there/ short of making a screenshot...

I hope this answers your question, if not then maybe you can be a little more specific....as to your intent?

Click the word 'indicative' as a start...

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

I am trying to use Logos 5 With the Bronze Collection.

Welcome [:D]

Bronze includes Greek Testament Insert, which has an Aorist section.

Visual Filters can also be used. Wiki => http://wiki.logos.com/Extended_Tips_for_Highlighting_and_Visual_Filters#Examples_of_visual_filters

Can I do a search on indicative?

Yes, wiki Getting Started => http://wiki.logos.com/Getting_Started_with_Logos#Search includes a Search section, which has a link to Morphological Search.

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