Very Simple Question
What is the best way to find a particular mood of a Greek word? For example, if I want to see all the places in the NT or a specific book where the word "agape" appears in the imperative, I know this is very simple, but what search would I use? Thanks!
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If I understand your query, you want to search for all verb forms of love in the imperative.
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Following up on Donovan's suggestions, note that when you type the `@` in the morph search, a helper dialog pops up in place to guide you through selecting morph criteria. You don't need to remember stuff like `@V??M`. (Well, unless you really want to.)
Rick Brannan | Bluesky: rickbrannan.com
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Good point...
And (copied from Logos' help file) 'if you preface your search term with a “g:” or “h:” Logos will read your (Latin-alphabet) input as, respectively, transliterated Greek or Hebrew.'
Also, you can do this search in your greek bible of choice. In this instance, I used UBS5, but NA28, SGLBNT, etc. can be used as well.
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Donovan R. Palmer said:
Good point...
And (copied from Logos' help file) 'if you preface your search term with a “g:” or “h:” Logos will read your (Latin-alphabet) input as, respectively, transliterated Greek or Hebrew.'
Also, you can do this search in your greek bible of choice. In this instance, I used UBS5, but NA28, SGLBNT, etc. can be used as well.
Thank you....
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