PLEASE HELP ME TO SUDY THE WORD OF GOD!

I do not know the Greek or the Hebrew language ,but now I am very fascinated to study my bible ,using english as a tool of its translation ,I find it very helpful now to see if the word is purpose,restult ,casual and imperative and so on using the uisual filter and then by formating the colors,I am very glad about this ,but now my question is ,please help me ,perhaps if you have a list of all or some of these words. what I mean is forexample I have marked for adverbial causal gray ,it is very difficult for me to mark them, but if I get any list of them with color that might be a great help for me,I have a great thirst to the word of God I am responsible fur bible study as well.This might be a missionary word for you.

God bless you!

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Tes,

It sounds like you want to explore the visual filters, look at the menu under File>Visual Filter.

Create a new filter and click MORPH near the top.
Change the settings to reflect your preffered Bible and Morphology.
From there, to use your example you can select all the adverbs and color them gray by typing: @B for adverbs and then select the grey markup.

Then make sure that visual filter is turned on in your Bible by selecting the icon that looks like three overlapping circles and make sure it is checked.

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Thanks Thomas. Yes I am able to do it up to this,I can see some of those I have marked them up to now.My problem is now I want to make it detail,I want some one who can help me be sending a list which he has already did it.So as to be sure and to be easier for me.

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am sure we can work it out together

Here are my codes for verbs

Imperative

Future excluding imperative

Everything else

The bottom 2 are so I can identify if a verb is singular or plural

As I say we can work it out, together if you want.. but this should give you a pointer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/80688#Comment_80688

nouns:

proper nouns(names)

ordinary nouns

also sing/plurals again

R=pronoun

J=adjective

B=adverb

C=conjunction

gives me a result of:

c

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Exactly ,that is what I mean brother.Thank you very much,but now I have to go to the church,it you do'nt mind ,what if I follow you tomorrow,becasuse now according to our time it is quarter to 5o'clock PM ,I am very excited to study it the new testament the old testament as well.I can just say you are doing a big Job.you are laying a stable foundation in my life and to those whom I am responsible to lead them.

again I want to thank you !may the Lord bless you! if you do'nt mind you I would like to give you my e-mail adresse, gtesfai@web.de

Matthew C Jones

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/80694#Comment_80694

again I want to thank you !may the Lord bless you! if you do'nt mind you I would like to give you my e-mail adresse,

Tes, When you post your email address it is a good idea to write it like this:

gtesfai AT web.de

That will help you avoid getting spam email from robot programs that collect email addresses.

DominicM did a very nice post. Did you know you can mark it as a "favorite" so you can come back to it from your profile page?

This is how: Click on the green button marked "More" at the top right of the post you want to tag. The drop down menu will have a "Mark as Favorite" option. Click that to add it as a favorite post. You can always remove it later.)

Michael Krogstad

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Thanks for this tip, this is great.

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Tes, When you post your email address it is a good idea to write it like this:

gtesfai AT web.de

Tes, you have about 10 hours to change what you have already posted. After that an administrator would have to be involved.

If you have not done this before, Click on the "More" button and then click on 'Edit" - then you can put in the spaces and substitute the @ for AT etc

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Thank you Matthew,I have not had any idea about it. I am very excited about this matter.I have come right now from the church,but now it's time to go to bed.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/80740#Comment_80740

Thank you steve this is a very good tip.

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Dear brother , I have come right now from the church I am very excited about what you have done,but now I have to go to bed.I hope tomorrow you may take time for me.

God bless you.

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Diminicm, 1.How am I going to do it now? should I type it or there is another way of installing them in my Library.(I have platinum logos 4)

2,what do I do with the letters?

3.how am I going to know the highlighted word what it represents wether it is in Greek or in Hebrew?

Anyway first let me know how I have to do with number one first.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81082#Comment_81082

Diminicm, 1.How am I going to do it now? should I type it or there is another way of installing them in my Library.(I have platinum logos 4)

                   2,what do I do with the letters?

                   3.how am I going to know the highlighted word what it represents wether it is in Greek or in Hebrew?

          Anyway first let me know how I have to do with number one first.

Answers:

3) This is only for the Greek, someone wiser in stature than me will need to help you with the Hebrew

1) You have the same version as me so what works for me should for you...

first create a new visual filter

Then click on (1) MORPH

Then click on (2) Anderson Forb and change it to (3) Logos Greek Morphology

then you can choose your first code

@ will bring up the selection list, make your choices or type in the codes directly

choose the color formatting you wish

when you selct it next entry box will appear..

Hope thats enought to get you started, any further questions please ask

oh yes, remember to call it something sensible, ie not "Untiltled Visual Filter".

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81094#Comment_81094

Thank you! so,does it mean I have to type the codes on the right side and then I have to go the clolour ?

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81096#Comment_81096

no, not on right, see pictures from last night

"filter/markup code" is put in left box eg: @J and then then "colour/formatting" in the right

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I mean is on the left side before choosing the color,do I have to type eg. the first one from the Picture is: @v??M ,if it is so ,I am having problem to type the second one with for eg. with the symbole which looks like bracket.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81098#Comment_81098

I am doing well now.I am going to ask you after I have arranged all.Thank you

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81103#Comment_81103

cool - sorry had to go and see someone, glad you are good so far...

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DominicM, now I have done almost as you have instructed me to do,now I need your farthe help ,how I can identify each of them.Wether its resul,or purpose and so on.

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DominicM, now I have done almost as you have instructed me to do,now I need your farthe help ,how I can identify each of them.Wether its resul,or purpose and so on.

The difference from purpose and result is a syntactic distinction and not a morphology distinction. I recommend viewing the Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament Notes there are comments on each word describing syntactic force with links to definitions and grammars.

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OK,Thank you DominicM

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Thank you Kevin,I do'nt know how it works could you please tell me ,the steps I have to take

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81159#Comment_81159

Dominic, great explanation.

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DominicM, now I have done almost as you have instructed me to do,now I need your farthe help ,how I can identify each of them.Wether its resul,or purpose and so on.

You're at the furthest extent of my knowledge now, hopefully someone else can/will help you from here

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Kevin,really its a very ecxting, I have not thought ,that there is such precious thing.in one ,when you have answered one of my quitions about look-up I can remember you said ,that there is a lot in it.I am really excited to have you precious people of God such as you and ,and the Logos softsware aswell.You know I love to explore the Word of God in its original meanig and its context,it makes me very glad ,and now the Lexham am Syntactic is new to me and I am just now digging into the Truth.I want to know more ,I want to dig in and dig in until I will be lost in the truth.God bless you,

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81207#Comment_81207

DominicM, Thank you! you made me laugh in a place ,where there is no body.May God bless you.You have helped me a lot ,now Kevin has told me what I have not seen before ,and now I am just engjoying it ,I can say I am created for it.. Praise to the Lord who mades curios to His Words.So that means Logos has done its home work.

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Absolutly, You are right Kenneth.

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Tes, the syntax resources are really very exciting tools to help you understand how the words fit together. The morphology filters DominicM showed you are great, but they can only show word-level detail. Meaning comes from context and how words fit together; syntax resources such as the Lexham family of tools help you unpack it.

The great thing about the Lexham Annotations is that it is linked to glossaries defining every term. For example, in the picture below, the function of kai in the sentence is as a copulative conjunction. If I click it I am taken to the glossary where that term is defined. The red box surrounds links to grammars you may have to read the discussion there about the terms.

There are other resources in the Lexham family which helps you visualize how all the phrases and clauses fit together and to see what modifies what.

For example, we see from the Clausal Outlines that "walked" is modified by two prepositional phrases describing the way in which the walking was done. The information is in both references but it's easier to visualize in the block outline (right side).

Explore these resources and hopefully they will help you to understand the scriptures more clearly.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/81225#Comment_81225

Thank you Kevin excellent WoW,it is wounderful.

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