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#1 Werwer2018

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Posted 25 May 2018 - 02:51 AM

Well  this may be a stupid question. But I'm new to E- Sword and just downloaded it. I looked on YouTube at a couple of video's but still kind of lost about some of it. I would like to know if I can do Topical searches in E-Sword. like doing one on say , Salvation or backsliding and finding what verses or chapters are relevant to that subject. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

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Posted 25 May 2018 - 12:06 PM

The topic of Salvation (Soteriology) is very controversial:
See the acronyms DAISY, ROSES and TULIP or anything between in the discussions about it.

Method 1: Look to the verses that contain those Strong numbers and use a literal translation:
For example search with the KJV+ to those Strong numbers for a list move to the verse number to see the tooltip popup.
Go to options and Scripture Tooltip select then (Active Translation) then can you see the Tooltip popup of your favorite translation that is selected in the Bible-taps.

G4990 noun Saviour
G4991 noun Salvation
G4982 verb save
G4100 verb believe or have faith
G4102 noun faith
G4103 adjective faithfull
G1343 noun righteousness
G5218 noun obedience
G2590 noun fruit
G1588 adjective elect or chosen
G1589 noun election or chosen
G907 verb baptize or baptise
G908 noun baptism

G569 verb disbelieve or unbelieve
G3876 noun disobedience
G264 verb sin
G266 noun sin
G3895 verb fallen away
G646 verb having apostasy
G175 adjective unfruitful or without fruit see G2590
G458 noun lawlessness
G622 verb perish
G684 noun perdition or destruction

G3340 verb repent
G3341 noun repentance
G932 noun kingdom
G1785 noun Commandment
G3551 noun Law

G863 verb forgive
G859 noun remission or forgiveness
G2919 verb judge
G5485 noun grace
G1656 noun mercy

G1242 noun Covenant or Testament
G2378 noun sacrifice
G286 noun Lamb
G129 noun blood
G2433 verb reconciliation[atonement]
G536 noun first-fruit is used singular(for Jesus) and plural(for the Saints in the resurrection) but this word is only singular in Greek.
G386 noun resurrection

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Edited by Katoog, 26 May 2018 - 12:55 AM.

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Posted 26 May 2018 - 02:38 PM



Well  this may be a stupid question. But I'm new to E- Sword and just downloaded it. I looked on YouTube at a couple of video's but still kind of lost about some of it. I would like to know if I can do Topical searches in E-Sword. like doing one on say , Salvation or backsliding and finding what verses or chapters are relevant to that subject. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks  Greg

Hi Greg,

First, let me congratulate you on your choice of Bible (study) software. 

 

e-Sword is perhaps one of the easiest Bible programs anyone can use. Admittedly it doesn't have all the bells and whistles some other Bible programs have, but in what it can do, e-Sword punches above its waist in comparison to Bible study programs (App(lication)s).

 

That said, when it comes to e-Sword's search engines, it will do just about anything most other built-in search engines in other Bible study programs will do. Maybe not as good, but certainly will give you the best results that its been designed for. So, for example, if you want to (pick on one of your search examples) do a search on backsliding, then you would choose words, i.e., synonyms used in relation to that word in the Bible search. Moreover, you can also save that search, and also create a "topical" word list about backsliding, or any other topic you may wish to create.

 

With that said, to the extent you can use e-Sword is only limited to your imagination.. So with that, the bounds you can go with e-Sword is entirely up to you.

 

Oh yeah, I just remembered. Check also the e-Sword User Guide, and it will give you a great deal of information how you can use e-Sword's Search engine. Also in the last chapter of the User Guide, read Chapter 22: Searching e-Sword Using Regular Expressions.

 

Trust this has helped you.

 

Blessings,

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Posted 27 May 2018 - 12:53 PM

The topic of Salvation (Soteriology) is very controversial:
See the acronyms DAISY, ROSES and TULIP or anything between in the discussions about it.

Method 1: Look to the verses that contain those Strong numbers and use a literal translation:
For example search with the KJV+ to those Strong numbers for a list move to the verse number to see the tooltip popup.
Go to options and Scripture Tooltip select then (Active Translation) then can you see the Tooltip popup of your favorite translation that is selected in the Bible-taps.

G4990 noun Saviour
G4991 noun Salvation
G4982 verb save
G4100 verb believe or have faith
G4102 noun faith
G4103 adjective faithfull
G1343 noun righteousness
G5218 noun obedience
G2590 noun fruit
G1588 adjective elect or chosen
G1589 noun election or chosen
G907 verb baptize or baptise
G908 noun baptism

G569 verb disbelieve or unbelieve
G3876 noun disobedience
G264 verb sin
G266 noun sin
G3895 verb fallen away
G646 verb having apostasy
G175 adjective unfruitful or without fruit see G2590
G458 noun lawlessness
G622 verb perish
G684 noun perdition or destruction

G3340 verb repent
G3341 noun repentance
G932 noun kingdom
G1785 noun Commandment
G3551 noun Law

G863 verb forgive
G859 noun remission or forgiveness
G2919 verb judge
G5485 noun grace
G1656 noun mercy

G1242 noun Covenant or Testament
G2378 noun sacrifice
G286 noun Lamb
G129 noun blood
G2433 verb reconciliation[atonement]
G536 noun first-fruit is used singular(for Jesus) and plural(for the Saints in the resurrection) but this word is only singular in Greek.
G386 noun resurrection

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WOW, that's more of an explanation than I expected. Thank you for taking the time to write all of that. That certainly is most helpful.

 

Greg

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Posted 27 May 2018 - 12:57 PM

Hi Greg,

First, let me congratulate you on your choice of Bible (study) software. 

 

e-Sword is perhaps one of the easiest Bible programs anyone can use. Admittedly it doesn't have all the bells and whistles some other Bible programs have, but in what it can do, e-Sword punches above its waist in comparison to Bible study programs (App(lication)s).

 

That said, when it comes to e-Sword's search engines, it will do just about anything most other built-in search engines in other Bible study programs will do. Maybe not as good, but certainly will give you the best results that its been designed for. So, for example, if you want to (pick on one of your search examples) do a search on backsliding, then you would choose words, i.e., synonyms used in relation to that word in the Bible search. Moreover, you can also save that search, and also create a "topical" word list about backsliding, or any other topic you may wish to create.

 

With that said, to the extent you can use e-Sword is only limited to your imagination.. So with that, the bounds you can go with e-Sword is entirely up to you.

 

Oh yeah, I just remembered. Check also the e-Sword User Guide, and it will give you a great deal of information how you can use e-Sword's Search engine. Also in the last chapter of the User Guide, read Chapter 22: Searching e-Sword Using Regular Expressions.

 

Trust this has helped you.

 

Blessings,

Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. Your information is most helpful and will be very useful as well.

 

Greg

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