I Found an Easy Way to Search Highlight Palettes

I have Jay Adams' Christian Counselor's New Testament and I wanted to create a highlight palette that displayed highlighted verse with the topics in the text (anger, anxiety, etc.). I'm not sure if there is an easier way to do this but created a separate palette for each topic. It's time consuming, but I'm learning a lot.

I right click on the topic in my bible, then click on "show information." In the Information panel, I can click on the topic (e.g. "JA Anger") and it brings up all the verses with that specific palette. There's no opening up search panels and trying to type in the correct search formula. It's only 3 clicks. I'm sure that a lot of people already know this, but I think it's pretty cool. I've included screenshots below.

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Dave Hooton

I right click on the topic in my bible, then click on "show information." In the Information panel, I can click on the topic (e.g. "JA Anger") and it brings up all the verses with that specific palette. There's no opening up search panels and trying to type in the correct search formula. It's only 3 clicks

Terminology. But you are right-clicking on a Highlight in the bible, then clicking "show more information". Then you click Highlight in the Info panel, which performs an Inline Search and brings up all verses with that highlight in your palette.

From your Jay Adams palette (first screen shot) and the Context Menu (below) it looks as if you defined each highlight as a Label, so you could select a Search on the RHS and achieve the same result.

But why did you define Labels when it is not necessary for searching Highlights?