Once you have found the particular semantic domain for a word you are studying, is it possible to search for all occurrences of that word only when it is used that way contextually (or is is possible to search via LN numbers)?
This should help you out:
http://wiki.logos.com/Detailed_Search_Help#Searching_for_Bible_Verses_and_other_References
Specifically, do a Bible Search using the syntax of, <LouwNida = 13.21>, where 13.21 is the LN number. You can also specify a range.
Brent
Is Mebin: Once you have found the particular semantic domain for a word you are studying, is it possible to search for all occurrences of that word only when it is used that way contextually (or is is possible to search via LN numbers)?
The short answer is to right click on the word, and select Louw Nida on the right menu and search this resource on the left. To search all occurrences of the word select lemma and search this resource. Lemma is a Bible search and Louw Nida is a basic search in this case. (Of course in NT only)
Using the right click method you are at their interpretive mercy.
"For the kingdom of God does not consist in words but in power" Wiki Table of Contents
B.G. and J.M. thank you both very much for your answers!!! I can't believe I didn't see the option from the right click menu...since that was the first place I looked...probably just coming off my last night shift didn't help...lol!
I also discovered the value of The Analytical Lexicon to the GNT (after I posted of course).
Searching manually within a range is going to be most helpful, now I know how to input the serach correctly.
Again, many thanks.
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