Searching within Strong's or Vines or?

Does anyone know how I can search for the meaning within Strong's or vines? As an example:

H5252 נְסִבָּה ncibbah (nes-ib-baw') n-f.

(properly) an environment, i.e. circumstance or turn of affairs.

[feminine participle passive of H5437]

KJV: cause.

Root(s): H5437

In the Bible software called "The Word" you can search for "environment" and it will search the content of the word as with the example above. This is very handy as there are words which don't occur in surface text but do in the usage of a word (Description) in strong's or vines. I cannot seem to find how to do this in Logos, whereas in a much less powerful program like "The Word" it is a very easy operation.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

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Graham Criddle

Does anyone know how I can search for the meaning within Strong's or vines? As an example:

You can do a Basic search (on the left) or an inline search within the resource itself (on the right)

Does this help / make sense?

Graham

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Does anyone know how I can search for the meaning within Strong's or vines?

Thankful can search for meaning term(s) in Lexicon resources:

Logos can do Bible Word Study using original language lemma, which includes lexicon entries from Strong's and Vines plus many more lexicons: e.g. New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis (5 vols.) that does not have Strong's numbering.

Screen shot has arrows added for two lexicons that have original language lemma indexing along with Strong's numbering.

Also has meaning term search that intersects definitions of two Hebrew Strong definitions:

(environment OR "turn of affairs") INTERSECTS ({Milestone <HebrewStrongs H5252>} OR {Milestone <HebrewStrongs H5437>})

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Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/928742#Comment_928742

New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis (5 vols.) that does not have Strong's numbering.

NIDOTTE has Hebrew GK Numbers (different than Strongs) plus the ten OT usage discussions include:

7. The noms. סִבָּה and נְסִבָּה, turn of affairs, denote the divinely ordered removal of kingship in 1 Kgs 12:15 and 2 Chron 10:15. These changes are related to God’s control over history in fulfillment of his prophetic word. According to 1 Kgs 12:15 Rehoboam’s negative response to the people was the occasion (סִבָּה, the turn of events) of the division of the kingdom. The parallel account (2 Chron 10:15) makes an even stronger statement. The word נְסִבָּה expresses the Chronicler’s theological perspective, according to which the kingdom is God’s, and the division of the kingdom is to be viewed in the same light as the removal of the kingdom from Saul (1 Chron 10:14; see Williamson, I and II Chronicles, 95–96).

VanGemeren, W. (Ed.). (1997). New international dictionary of Old Testament theology & exegesis (Vol. 3, p. 220). Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Publishing House.

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Vincent Gombert

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Thank you very much for all your effort to assist me. Much appreciated. [:)]