I am not sure if they have tagged that type of construction in logos does anyone know? Thank you all for the help.
I don't see a way for a search; but you will find hortatory subjunctives in the 'grammars' section of the passage guide (if you possess 'greek grammar beyond the basics' or 'reading koine greek')
Syntax search can find Hortatory subjunctives:
Keep Smiling [:)]
It is true that this syntax search will find clauses with a 1st personal plural subjunctive. But the clause could be a deliberative or purpose or result clause. It does not appear that the function of the subjunctives is tagged in the Lexham Syntatic Greek New Testament.
If you have the Speech Acts dataset, then it may be possible. Here is the documentation: https://ref.ly/logosres/cidbdocspeechact?ref=SpeechAct.Const%3a+Decl&off=1866
Basically: @V??S WITHIN {Section <SpeechAct = Oblig: Direct >}
