Syntax Search Question

I'm looking at Matthew 6:12 where the same lemma (ἀφίημι) is used in the second/third person then in the first person in the same verbal clause. Working from Cascadia, I have a search that I believe works:

I don't understand why the following query isn't the same and doesn't produce the same results. I would appreciate any illumination I can get.

Thanks!

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Dave Hooton

the same lemma (ἀφίημι) is used in the second/third person then in the first person in the same verbal clause.

Proximity is a real issue with Word searches because the Verbs are not adjacent, so you generally put the Anything between Word1 and Word2. But if those verbs are part of a phrase or clause, you overcome using specific proximity constraints by using a query like your first one.

If you are modelling Mt 6:12 you might remove "Matching skips levels" from the two subordinate clauses.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/891748#Comment_891748

If you are modelling Mt 6:12 you might remove "Matching skips levels" from the two subordinate clauses.

And allow for a conjunction between the clauses, because a conjunction is often included with the second clause.

It simplifies the presentation of results at the expense of Jn 1:50, but gains Jn 15:16 and 2 Cor 11:29

The Conjunction term is specified as "may or may not appear".

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/891756#Comment_891756

It simplifies the presentation of results at the expense of Jn 1:50

Syntax Search can be modified to include Jn 1:50 plus some more:

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