BUG? Unexpected Bible Browser results

MJ. Smith

Category: Idiom
Type: To Proclaim the Good News as To Preach the Message that Jesus is the Christ
Source: Gospel
Target: Gospel

But when I look at Rev 14:6 "gospel to proclaim" in the Information Panel no idiom is shown:

Using the Context Menu didn't help either

How did the Bible Browser pick a result that can' be verified?

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MJ. Smith

ANSWER: The Bible Browser actually parallels this search

{Label Figurative Language WHERE Category ~ <FigurativeLanguageCategory Idiom >} AND {Label Figurative Language WHERE Type ~ <FigurativeLanguageType To Proclaim the Good News as To Preach the Message that Jesus is the Christ>} AND {Label Figurative Language WHERE Source ~ <FigurativeLanguageTerm Gospel>} AND {Label Figurative Language WHERE Target ~ <FigurativeLanguageTerm Gospel>}

NOT this search

{Label Figurative Language WHERE Category ~ <FigurativeLanguageCategory Idiom > AND Source ~ <FigurativeLanguageTerm Gospel> AND Target ~ <FigurativeLanguageTerm Gospel> AND Type ~ <FigurativeLanguageType To Proclaim the Good News as To Preach the Message that Jesus is the Christ>}

Ouch! This means I've been dishing out incorrect information without the data to correct myself.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1144402#Comment_1144402

Glad you figured it out.

The facets selected in Bible Browser are completely independent of each other.

That's how you can select "Person:Peter > Person:Paul" and still find results, even though one entity can never be two separate Persons. Similarly, Figurative Language facets are independent of each other, not applying additional restrictions to a single itme.