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The count of 61 is because there are 61 instances of the lemma. The count of 59 is the number of verses containing the lemma (two of the verses contain the lemma twice). The count of 56 is because the line appears to be using a different set of Bible books than expected. For example, when you hover over the segments, you will see that it indicates results
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Assuming you are using the Hebrew keyboard that's built into the application, you can find the keyboard map in the help file. Click the "Open Help" link to open the help file and then scroll down just a little bit.
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FYI, genealogical relationships are exposed in the See Also section of Factbook and also in the Biblical People Diagrams resource (links to which also show up in the Media section of Factbook or from the "Search all media" link in the Media section of Factbook).
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lbs/el/ is part of the formal designation of a lemma reference, not a morph reference.
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This is not a bug. The reverse interlinear data (original language information) for most Bibles is based on the SBLGNT for the New Testament, and the LHB for the Old Testament. The lemma in question doesn't appear in that verse in the SBLGNT.
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There's not really much to add. The auto-completer orders the groups ("Look Up", "Layout", "Tools") according the frequency with which you selected a command within one of those groups in the last 25 times you ran a command from the Go box. If you use "Look Up" more frequently than "Tools", then that will be what shows up. This mechanism for ordering
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]And you might want to correct the spelling of the 3rd from the end entry .. an extra c is not necessary.[/quote] Have you edited the series?
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This is another example of this kind of resource: https://www.logos.com/product/197499/faithlife-book-of-lists-biblical-people-places-things-and-events I believe these have been translated to Spanish, German, Portuguese, Korean, and Chinese. Check the feature upgrade packages for specifics.
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For now, you can at least do this one at a time. Right click on the passage in the search results. Make sure the passage is selected on the left hand side of the context menu. Then expand the "Add to passage list" option on the right and select your passage list.
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Those are icons for speaker and addressee. You can turn those on and off in the Resource section of the visual filters menu.
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[quote user="Jack Caviness"] Previously, Philana included links to the installers, but it is not there for Beta 3. Philana, is that an oversight or a change in policy? [/quote] After the free version of Logos 9 becomes available, the installer links will be included again.
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You might have better luck when you do the export if you choose the "Save as file: Text Document" option, or "Copy to clipboard" and then paste in a plain text editor rather than on that supports formatting. This outputs a format that might be simpler to work with.
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You will need to send that list of passages to a Passage List document. You can accomplish this by right-clicking on the Translation header and selecting the "Save as Passage List" option. Once you are there, you will be able to add a comma separated list of Bibles to use for display.
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When you have a passage list, you can specify multiple Bibles in the box at the top of the list of verses. You can specify NASB and your preferred Greek Bible. Depending on the width of your window, this may display the two translations side-by-side. But, if you make the window narrower, then the layout will shift so that the second Bible shows up underneath
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[quote user="David R. Block"] Not getting the option to save passage list from reference scanner. Help! [/quote] This feature requires the purchase of a Logos 9 feature set. You can find a list of packages that contain this feature on this page: https://www.logos.com/product/197450/reference-scanner-passage-list-creation
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Ah, so the problem is that the "lexical form" column doesn't have a lemma reference associated with it. I've written up a case for this.
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That makes sense. You are right clicking on the Lexical Form, not the surface text (to which all the other data is attached). Only Lemmas or English words are supported in the BWS. Lexical words forms of original language words are not supported. In other words, try clicking on column to the left.
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Thanks for the report. I've passed these along to our data team.
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As you have figured out, the Passages section in Factbook (as well as various Passage listing sections in various guides) only display content from resources of the Bible type. I've created a case to investigate this further
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Thanks for the report. I've passed this along to our data team.