Visual filter to highlight good & bad kings of Israel/Judah
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You can share visual filters online with the community. (hint, hint!)
No pressure. Just curious if you had learned how that worked in this platform yet.
Seeing @Brian's work on Original languages makes me wish that there was a way to share layouts or centrally post our favourites. I would love to see some community awards and focus on this as it would enhance us all using the platform more effectively.
Played around with this this morning.
Here is my visual filter (works in all languages, Old and New Testament):
Visual filter:
Highlight palette:
I ran into a few tagging errors which would need to be fixed by Logos:
Logos tags Joash king of Judah and Joash king of Israel backwards in 2 Kings 14:23.
Not sure why it tags "LORD" in 2 Kings 22:18 even after I specifically tell it not to:
person:"Josiah (king of Judah)" INTERSECTS (morph.h:NP???? OR morph.g:XP OR morph.g:N) NOT EQUALS person:"Kingdom of Judah" NOT EQUALS person:"God"
@Robert Kelbe Any idea why "brothers" is highlighted in Matthew 1:11?
@Robert Kelbe Thanks much! I've been reading from 1 & 2 Chronicles lately and this thread came to mind more than once for me to come begging for someone to share the filter.
In the right click menu (I believe you can also find it in the "Information" sidebar, by clicking "Show more information). Another tip is when you click on the tag for Zedekiah (king) on the LH side, you can either Search: Bible or Copy reference: Search in the RH side to get the search parameters to do a search/visual filter for that particular tag.
Thank you very much, Robert, for sharing your very helpful filter!
This is such a fun thread!
Thank you @Mark Allison for starting it, and thank you @Robert Kelbe for that awesome filter.
There is so much to learn!
I just tweaked that Highlight palette further by adding:
"JG" - for Judah Good … meaning good king of Judah
"JB" - for Israel Bad … meaning good king of Judah
"IB" - for Isreal Bad … meaning bad king of Israel.
And it worked just fine.
Credit to the initial idea of Mark Allison and to all subsequent contributors.
Blessings,
In Christ Jesus,
Tony.
I have this installed. Do I have to reload it somehow or will it update automatically? Also, the middle one seems not to be correct?
That is correct @RJ
Apologies for the typo. "JB" is BAD Kings of Judah.
To be more clear and helpful because you asked, I merely went down the list and meticulously changed the Visual Filter as in the pic. below.
And it all shows up as follows at Mat 1:
Blessings,
In Christ Jesus,
Tony.
@Robert Kelbe I just picked up your visual filter on Good and Bad Kings! I appreciate your work. Thanks for doing it! To tell the truth, I have not seen the usefulness of Visual Filters, but your visual filter causes me to re-think my position. Thanks a bunch!
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
Dude... you are clearly in the power user category!