Bible Word Study

  * If you click on the resource link it will open that resource in another tab.

#. This *more >>* link will appear when Logos has found additional resources for your study word. When you click on it, the list will be expanded to show you those resource links. \\

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

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!!! Hebrew words section

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 * g) This is your study word as shown in this scripture. \\ If you click on this Logos will open the scripture in the Bible version that you used to open BWS.

 * If you click on the segment in the ring again, it will hide the scripture references under the ring and move the segment back into the ring.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section. \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws8j2.png?maxwidth=125 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws8j2.png]] \\

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section. \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws8j2.png?maxwidth=125 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws8j2.png]] \\

#. If you right click on the ring graphic, a drop down menu will appear.

  * You can click on one of the entries to export the graphic image per the clicked item.

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#. The words around the outside of the ring are Greek words which your study word was translated from.

#. The segments in the ring function as in the [[Hebrew words section >> # HebrewRing]].

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section. \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws9c.png?maxwidth=125 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws9c.png]] \\

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section. \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws9c.png?maxwidth=125 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws9c.png]] \\

#. If you right click on the ring graphic, a drop down menu will appear.

  * You can click on one of the entries to export the graphic image per the clicked item.

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#. Bibles under here are those in which your study word occurs in your top 5 [[Prioritized >> Library # Prioritization]] Bibles. If you click on one of these links, Logos will use /Search/ to find your study word.

#. These show the hit count for your study word.  

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

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!! Using Original language words

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#. These are lexicons that your word was found in. A excerpt from them may appear to the right of the book link. \\ If you click on the lexicon link, Logos will open that resource to the word you are studying.

#. /more/ appears for lexicons that are not displayed. Clicking on it will show a full list. \\ /Refresh/ (F5) the guide to restore the list.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

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!!! Translation section

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#. These are the word(s) translated from your study word.

#. The segments in the ring function as in the [[Hebrew words section >> # HebrewRing]].

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

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!!! Septuagint Translation section

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#. These are the original language words which your study word was translated from.

#. The segments in the ring function as in the [[Hebrew words section >> # HebrewRing]].

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

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!!! Example uses section

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#. These are the scripture references. Notice that they are links. If you click on one of these links, Logos will open your preferred Bible to that reference.

#. Notice this column is highlighted. Logos shows you the translated words from your study word and aligns them in a column for easy comparison. \\ Also notice that Logos shows you a different translated form of the word in each example under this grammatical usage.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

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!!! Grammatical Relationships section

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  * If you click on any of these words it will open the the reverse interlinear bible from which you started BWS.

#. When you select by *verse* from step 2 your grammatical display will be shown as below. \\ \\ [[{{$ http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws6b.png?maxheight=400 }} >> http://wiki.logos.com/media/Bws6b.png]] \\ \\

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

 

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 * The second line shows you a gloss of the preposition (abbreviated definition)

#. If you click on a preposition in the graphic, Logos shows you a word bar for the selected preposition. \\ On the left side of the bar is the /case/ of the prepositional phrase and the number of hits for this prepositional phrase with your study word. \\ It functions similarly to the bar in the [[Grammatical Relationships section >> # Grammatical Relationships section]].

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

 

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#. These are resources in which Logos found your study word. If you click on one of these links, Logos will use /Search/ to find your study word.

#. These show the hit count for your study word.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

#. If you click on *+ Add note*~/*Notes*, it will allow you to enter a note for this section.

 

*Tip:* The results for the New Testament will depend on which Original Language Bible you have [[prioritized in your Library >> Library # Prioritizing]]. This also applies to the LXX.