Bible Word Study on Logos: search for two words in one verse

Keren

I'm trying to search to greek words to be found in one verse to see if they are used differently in scripture. I want to search for verses that have both justification and reconciliation in them. I know how to search for one word at a time but not two.

Also i want to do it in greek. So I believe you put "g: _______" and then the word in the search box but how do you do that for two greek words? 

THanks! 

Mark Barnes

Hi Keren,

<edit>After I wrote this message I noticed that you'd posted this in the bible.logos.com forum. That's an old forum for a website that doesn't exist any more. My response below assumes you're using Logos 4 or Logos 5. Let us know if that's not the case.</edit>

The Bible Word Study is used to study one word in depth. If you want to search for all verses that have two words in them, you need to use the search facility. If you're searching in Greek, you'll want to use the morph search.

So in a morph search you'd type g:dikaiosis AND g:katallage

However, that won't find any results, because the nouns justification and reconciliation are quire rare. Even the verbs 'justify' and 'reconcile' don't appear together (that would be g:dikaioo AND g:katallasso).