How to find all words used in particular chapter

Hello, I'm using Logos 5 on Mac. Could you help me to find how to search for a list of all words used in particular Bible chapter (in the original language). For example, list of all hebrew words used in Genesis 6 or all greek words used in the Epistle of Jude? Thank you.

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Randy W. Sims

David Thomas pointed out a good video demonstrating that earlier today, see http://community.logos.com/forums/p/75933/531221.aspx#531221

Igor Gerdov

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/531333#Comment_531333

Thanks a lot! This is exactly what I was looking for!

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

For example, list of all hebrew words used in Genesis 6 or all greek words used in the Epistle of Jude?

Logos 5 Morph Search can find roots and lemmas:

Logos Greek Morphology Search for all lemmas:

@B OR @C OR @D OR @I OR @J OR @N OR @P OR @R OR @T OR @V OR @X

Logos Hebrew Morphology search for all lemmas:

@A OR @C OR @D OR @G OR @I OR @J OR @N OR @P OR @R OR @U OR @V OR @X

Keep Smiling [:)]

Igor Gerdov

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/531702#Comment_531702

Thanks!

Mark Hoffman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/531702#Comment_531702

Thank you, KS4J, but that's really cumbersome.

I tried to see if a search for @* would do anything. That apparently starts one of those searches where I can't tell if it's an invalid search or just taking forever to run.

I tried @? on a very small sample text of Mark 1.1-5, and got the result below.
>> What in the world did that search actually find?

(I find I am using Logos more and more, but this kind of search for all the lemmas in a book/chapter/passage is where I will still use BibleWorks. It literally takes less than 10 seconds to create the word list.)

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/532479#Comment_532479

(I find I am using Logos more and more, but this kind of search for all the lemmas in a book/chapter/passage is where I will still use BibleWorks. It literally takes less than 10 seconds to create the word list.)

You're all forgetting Logos' word lists... It takes seconds, too:

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/532479#Comment_532479

I tried @? on a very small sample text of Mark 1.1-5, and got the result below.
>> What in the world did that search actually find?

The @ is being ignored, so it's finding all words with only one character - plus one or two other random words which I can't explain.

Patrick S.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/532505#Comment_532505

(I find I am using Logos more and more, but this kind of search for all the lemmas in a book/chapter/passage is where I will still use BibleWorks. It literally takes less than 10 seconds to create the word list.)

You're all forgetting Logos' word lists... It takes seconds, too:

Ha - good catch Mark [H]. Everyone was getting into convoluted ways to do this when it is built-in functionality in Logos already. Sorry, just thought this was funny.

And it doesn't take 10 seconds, or even seconds. To get this sorted result for Jude on my machine took just one second. So who needs BibleWorks [;)]

David Thomas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/532505#Comment_532505

You're all forgetting Logos' word lists... It takes seconds, too:

2nd post in this thread (by Randy Sims) links to a video explaining word list step-by-step

Mark Hoffman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/532505#Comment_532505

@Mark Barnes: D'oh! [:S]

I knew that... Thanks for the reminder!

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/532559#Comment_532559

2nd post in this thread (by Randy Sims) links to a video explaining word list step-by-step

More accurately, the 2nd post in this thread links to another thread which discusses morph searches before linking to a video explaining word lists. I'm afraid I didn't click through that far!

David Thomas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/532848#Comment_532848

2nd post in this thread (by Randy Sims) links to a video explaining word list step-by-step

More accurately, the 2nd post in this thread links to another thread which discusses morph searches before linking to a video explaining word lists. I'm afraid I didn't click through that far!

fair enough! For those still looking for instructions on generating word lists, here is the URL of the how-to video http://youtu.be/ojGdE-P10RY