Does anyone know where I can find a tutorial for "word lists"?. Thanks in advance.
Regards, Mike Carr <><
Appears that no one has written a Wiki article yet. What would you like to know? Someone here can probably supply the information you seek.
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Rudimentary stuff. What's its purpose? How do you use it? What do the headings at the top mean? Maybe I will suggest Morris do a weekly item on it -- hope he doesn't think I've been playing the harlot by looking elsewhere for info. Thanks for your reply.
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Michael Carr: What's its purpose?
It is basically a vocabulary list, which can be generated for any portion of Scripture. Alternatively you can download vocabulary lists for several Hebrew and Greek Grammars from the Logos website @ http://www.logos.com/training/vocabularylists If you choose this option, come back for import instruction
Michael Carr: How do you use it?
To generate a list for a portion of Scripture, select Word List from the File menu—last item in the menu. This will create an untitled word list which you can name almost anything you choose.
Clicking the Add button will generate a selection dialog where you have several options:
The little carat beside NA27 allows you to choose the Bible version from which you wish the get the list. Type the Bible reference into the entry field and L4 will a list of words in that text range.
Michael Carr:What do the headings at the top mean?
Count = the number of times this word appears in the target text
Lemma = the lexicon form of the word
Display = If you chose a translation rather than an original language text, will give that translation's rendering(s) for the word
Gloss = the lexical meaning(s) of the word
Section = If the list came from a text book, this will contain the lesson number in which the word appears. If the list comes from a Bible reference, section is blank