Visual Filter for Ephesians1.1 Non Indicative Mood for οὖσιν

Prof. Long in his presentation on Ephesians in a YouTube video indicates that he has made a VF for exegetical purposes and assigns a red foreground to the sole verb in Ephesians 1.1 being in the non indicative mood, that verb being οὖσιν. Problem. How does he manage to create this visual filter when there is no such mood and if he uses the indicative mood οὖσιν does not appear to qualify when I do a search for this form in UBS5?

I'm confused can someone help? If you are curious about the video I reference or require to review it inorder to answer my question see below.

(63) Ephesians 1:1–4 Greek Reading Group - YouTube

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Andrew Batishko

If I understand correctly, I think this should do it:

<LogosMorphGr ~ V??[^I]????>

When you are constructing a morph search, you can select all the moods except indicative to get this syntax.

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1179789#Comment_1179789

Hi, Andrew

I'm away from my computer. Once I get home I will follow your advice. Thanks for your input; I really appreciate it. Is this covered in the documentation anywhere?

Andrew Batishko

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1179794#Comment_1179794

The "not" marker is covered in the Help documentation at the very bottom of the Morph Codes subsection of the Morphology section: https://ref.ly/logosres/logos4help?hw=Morphology&off=6275

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1179799#Comment_1179799

The "not" marker is covered in the Help documentation at the very bottom of the Morph Codes subsection of the Morphology section: https://ref.ly/logosres/logos4help?hw=Morphology&off=6275

Thanks!

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1179789#Comment_1179789

If I understand correctly, I think this should do it:

<LogosMorphGr ~ V??[^I]????>

When you are constructing a morph search, you can select all the moods except indicative to get this syntax.

And now; it"s a wonderful thing to see the text marked up with the appropriate filter. Now, I'm anxious for the professor to reveal the exegetical significance of his filter! If anyone already understands the hidden gem revealed by his method, by all means feel free to explain. Perhaps, he will illuminate in a future segment. Thanks again, Andrew!