Search Help: Finding doxologies in the NT

Richard Wardman

I'd like to do a Bible search that shows all the doxologies in the NT (e.g. Rom 11:33-36)

I don't know if the NT is tagged in this way, or if it is how to perform such a search.

(Reminds me how weak my knowledge of Search in Logos is!)

Thanks, in advance, for help.

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Francis

First, the answer: {Section <PropositionalOutline = Doxology>} in Bible search.

Second, the way I found it which can help you and others find this kind of answers in the future: (1) go to a passage that corresponds to what you are looking for (here a doxology); (2) explore the context menu to see how it is tagged (as it turns out, Rom 11:33 does have <> Doxology - Propositional Outline in its context menu); (3) if you find the tag you are looking for, search from it (from the context menu, search this resource) to get the right search syntax. (4) Use this syntax as a baseline from which you can formulate searches with more parameters.

NB: I did this from the ESV. Not all Bibles are necessarily all tagged for all the same things.

GregW

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/852092#Comment_852092

Sorry - Francis beat me to it! It does, of course, rely on the way the propositional outline has been tagged, and you might not necessarily agree with some of the classification.

Richard Wardman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/852091#Comment_852091

Second, the way I found it which can help you and others find this kind of answers in the future:

Which is what I really needed! Thanks for taking the time to add the extra detail. That will no doubt help with many future searches.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/852091#Comment_852091

First, the answer: {Section <PropositionalOutline = Doxology>} in Bible search.

Another Bible Search is:

{Section <LiteraryTyping = Doxology>}

Keep Smiling [:)]

Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/853291#Comment_853291

The hits differ depending on whether one uses propositional outline or literary section tagging. I suppose this is linked to how passages are tagged in relation to either scheme. It would probably be helpful to wrap one's mind around such differences in order to know which to use when, but that's not something I want to take the time to do right now.