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I'm interested in examining for myself what appears to be the divine name in NT. I am trying to find all instances of the Greek lemma κύριος in the nominative, masculine, singular without an article. I am yielding some unexpected results.

Below is a capture of my screen. Can anyone help me out with what I'm doing wrong here?

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Adam Borries (Logos)

I can replicate this. We'll look into it.

Andrew Zoll

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/892879#Comment_892879

I can replicate this. We'll look into it.

Excellent! Thanks, Adam!

Philana R. Crouch

Hi Andrew,

We do have a case open for this and the team is investigating it.

Dave Hooton

Can anyone help me out with what I'm doing wrong here?

When the problem with alignment of results is fixed (I think it is due to the recently updated SBLGNT) your query needs modification to return all anarthrous instances.

Search Span: 1 Verse --> matches will be found within one verse; similar to Bible Search. 1 Segment = 1 Word, so your query couldn't properly compare the article in combination with kurios!

Span: 2 Segments = Proximity from + Add relation ---> articles adjacent to kurios will be rejected. Note that text with "article word kurios" will be returned as the article is outside the span of 2 words/segments; you need a Span of 3 Segments to have it rejected.

In Order --> ensures that articles following kurios will be ignored.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/892964#Comment_892964

Note that text with "article word kurios" will be returned as the article is outside the span of 2 words/segments; you need a Span of 3 Segments to have it rejected.

This worthwhile doing as nine results are rejected

If the article and noun have the same Case, Number, and Gender they will be related, so the Agreement will ensure that the article is rejected in that scenario due to the effect of not Exists. Conversely, it retains the article if it is not related.

Andrew Zoll

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/892976#Comment_892976

Note that text with "article word kurios" will be returned as the article is outside the span of 2 words/segments; you need a Span of 3 Segments to have it rejected.

This worthwhile doing as nine results are rejected

If the article and noun have the same Case, Number, and Gender they will be related, so the Agreement will ensure that the article is rejected in that scenario due to the effect of not Exists. Conversely, it retains the article if it is not related.

Thanks for all your help. I don't quite understand the "why" of this tool quite yet, but I'm trying to learn. I appreciate all of the information. Eventually, I'm sure this will lead to full understanding of this document type.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/893021#Comment_893021

Eventually, I'm sure this will lead to full understanding of this document type.

The fact that you have the article and kurios in adjacent columns of the query does not mean they have to be adjacent in the text. A span of 2 (consecutive) words ensures that, whilst a span of 3 words means that article and kurios must be within any 3 consecutive words/segments.

Andrew Zoll

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/893024#Comment_893024

Eventually, I'm sure this will lead to full understanding of this document type.

The fact that you have the article and kurios in adjacent columns of the query does not mean they have to be adjacent in the text. A span of 2 (consecutive) words ensures that, whilst a span of 3 words means that article and kurios must be within any 3 consecutive words/segments.

That does help to clear it up. Thanks for the info, Dave!

Philana R. Crouch

I'm interested in examining for myself what appears to be the divine name in NT. I am trying to find all instances of the Greek lemma κύριος in the nominative, masculine, singular without an article. I am yielding some unexpected results.

Below is a capture of my screen. Can anyone help me out with what I'm doing wrong here?

Andrew,

This should be improved.

Philana R. Crouch

I'm interested in examining for myself what appears to be the divine name in NT. I am trying to find all instances of the Greek lemma κύριος in the nominative, masculine, singular without an article. I am yielding some unexpected results.

Below is a capture of my screen. Can anyone help me out with what I'm doing wrong here?

Andrew,

This should be improved.