Word/phase search

A few months ago I saw a tutorial on finding a specific word or phrase in the Bible that also allowed me to narrow the search to testament or book. I can't find it now. I need to find a few texts on a theme and would like to use that.

Along the same line, several months ago I saw a list of verses in a search I was doing. In other words, say if I was researching Pslam 121:8, the search template I used then listed verses in the Old and New Testament that were related. That type of search seemed to disappear after an update.

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MJ. Smith

A few months ago I saw a tutorial on finding a specific word or phrase in the Bible that also allowed me to narrow the search to testament or book. I can't find it now. I need to find a few texts on a theme and would like to use that.

This is part of the basic Bible search. Simply replace "all passages" with what you wish to search by typing it in or selecting from some of the preset or saved ranges.

Along the same line, several months ago I saw a list of verses in a search I was doing. In other words, say if I was researching Pslam 121:8, the search template I used then listed verses in the Old and New Testament that were related. That type of search seemed to disappear after an update.

It sounds to me more like a guide section than a search. It could be either the Cross-reference Section or the Important Passages Section of the Passage Guide

Graham Criddle

A few months ago I saw a tutorial on finding a specific word or phrase in the Bible that also allowed me to narrow the search to testament or book. I can't find it now.

Does the information in this article help - specifically the section on Bible Sections?

Along the same line, several months ago I saw a list of verses in a search I was doing. In other words, say if I was researching Pslam 121:8, the search template I used then listed verses in the Old and New Testament that were related.

Are you thinking about the Important Passages section in a Passage Guide?

L. C. Peterson

Thanks MJ: That gave me enough to do what I need.

L. C. Peterson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1252981#Comment_1252981

Thanks Graham: that worked.