Brian Leathers

I thought so too until I tried doing these searches a while back on my iPhone. Now, I’m loving doing these kinds of searches and discovering more of what the mobile app can do.

It’s important to see that with a little practice, you can really discover how powerful and useful Accordance’s mobile can be in helping you accomplish some really powerful searches and getting the...

Glad you are enjoying these posts. This is the search syntax that I used while using the TEXT Command:[LXX1 =Ισραηλ] @=יְהוּדָהHope this helps!

Sorry it’s not working for you Dick. Try copying and pasting this search string: [LXX1 θεός] @-(=אֱלֹהִים,אֵל־5,=אֱלָהּ־0,=אֱלוֹהַּ)@-[PARTICLE]See if this works for you.

This specific search finds the Greek uses θεος for words other than אֵל־5,=אֱלָהּ־0, =אֱלֹהִים, =אֱלוֹהַּ. Hope this helps!

Credit for this search string goes to Tim Planche. Thanks for this search idea! 

I used the TEXT Command and then typed out what I was looking for. A little time consuming but it is very cool to see that with a little work, you can do some pretty complex searches with the mobil...

I believe that I caught my mistake:I needed to remove all of the Geminate Verbs from the weak verbs and that should leave all of the remaining strong verbs:Does this work for you?

First, you will want to search for a verb that has a guttural (aleph, ayin, resh, he, heth), or yod or nun or waw in any of the three root positions:Then open a second tab and search for all of the...

I just use this setting:And switch the setting on my iPhone to dark mode.