Multiple word search...

Hey everyone,

Let me just put this out there...I am not a language guy so any word search I am doing is through the English words.

About a year ago I heard a sermon where they were referring to the multiple use of a word to show intensification. Example would be HOLY, HOLY, HOLY is the Lord Almighty.

Is there any way to perform a search where it would reveal any word that has been used multiple times consecutively?

Thank you for any help.

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Dave Hooton

I am not a language guy so any word search I am doing is through the English words.

This really limits your options as you need to know likely words that repeat e.g.

Holy BEFORE 1 word Holy BEFORE 1 word Holy

will find the intensification of "holy" in a Bible Search.

If you have Syntax Search it would show that "land" "ruin" and "woe" are other such words.

Rosie Perera

There's another thread where this question came up, and Graham Criddle demonstrated how to do it using Syntax Search, but it would require a bit of language knowledge:

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/26438.aspx

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/352665#Comment_352665

Another thread => Search for Words Repeated Three Times - "emphatic Semitic triplet"

Keep Smiling [:)]

Mark Prim

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/352674#Comment_352674

Thank you all for your help. This will help.