Help with search query for verb forms in John 1-3

I have done manual parsing of John chapters 1-3, but my verbal form count keeps changing. So I am hoping to use Logos 4 to give me an accurate count:

Indicatives - P 116, A 115, I 38, F 9, R 25, Plup 5

Participles - P 46, A 12, R 13

Infinitives - P 7, A 11

Subjunctives - P 6, A 15

Imperatives - P 5, A 9

I realize I need to get to a training camp! But if you can walk me through the process of using Logos 4 to do the specific query I would be so very grateful. Thanks and praise the Lord.

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Fred Chapman

Open a search window.

Click Morph

Enter the @ sign in the search bar

Select the resource and range you want to search (make sure Logos greek morphology is selected)

Click search

This page will help you http://wiki.logos.com/Morphological_Search

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

A Morph search for all Verbs @V can be grouped by Mood and Tense (dragged column headers for grouping):

By the way, #'s vary some based on Greek Text (e.g. Byz is bit different than SBLGNT).

Wiki has Morphological Search => http://wiki.logos.com/Morphological_Search

Keep Smiling [:)]

Gregory Tige Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/216000#Comment_216000

Thanks guys. That was great help. I found the search result numbers (summary) inconsistent with actual count in verses. Do you know why that is? For example, the Aorist Indicatives summary was 123 but the verse listing count was 111. My physical count was 113! Blessings.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/216316#Comment_216316

the Aorist Indicatives summary was 123 but the verse listing count was 111. My physical count was 113!

In LGNTI a Verse search gave 123 results in 72 verses.

The Analysis summary stated 125 results but note that the verse numbers are duplicated because:

one line is shown for each result word in a verse
one line is shown for each Louw-Nida number in a result ie. duplicate lines except for the LN number
repeat lines as for LN number if there are multiple morphologies or Strong's Numbers, etc