L/V 10 Tip of the Day #68 Resources to enhance theme guide section

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This tip is inspired by a response in the forum post L/V 10 Tip of the Day #66 Resources used for cross-references lower section - Logos Forums

The Theme section of the Passage Guide is one I'll admit to rarely using as it is tied to Preaching Theme - a classification scheme designed for preaching rather than general Bible study. It is documented as: [quote]Theme Section

When run on a passage, this section lists preaching themes that have been tagged to that passage (at the pericope level). Click a theme to open the Sermon Starter Guide on that theme.

In the Sermon Starter Guide, the Theme section lists details about the guide key’s theme.

Verbum Help (Bellingham, WA: Faithlife, 2022).

However, in a more general sense, identifying the theme or understanding why someone else assigned a specific theme to a text is a useful exercise, especially in text that seems disjointed. The solution is simple:

• create a collection with the rule type:"Bible concordance"
• add a collection section to a guide and use settings to limit it to the collection just created -- you may add or subtract resources to meet your personal needs

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