Another feature that helps you find similar information but wider in scope is the Related Verses Tool. The Synopsis Window helps you to find predefined parallel Gospel passages, places where the New Testament quotes the Old Testament and parallel passages in the Old Testament. These include sound files with a choice of Erasmian Greek or thankfully, modern pronunciation! I donвЂ™t use Erasmian and if I want to hear something pronounced I would rather hear something closer to what I use. You can find vocabulary sets for Hebrew and Greek including Greek sets from Croy (a book IвЂ™m going through), Mounce, Black and others. You could search for all verbs within a range of verses, narrow that down to first person singular and/or plural, or any number of other syntactical searches.Дo you or have you used more than one translation in your life? Do you sometimes try to find a word or phrase that you are certain is in the Bible, but cannot remember which translation has it? BibleWorks can help you find a word or phrase even if you cannot remember which translation contains it.вЂќ For even more complex searches that the Command Line canвЂ™t do there is the Graphical Search Engine.ДЄ number of Greek syntax searches can be done. There is also a more user friendly Command Line Assistant and plenty of examples. In English, any number of searches can be performed and for geeks, regular expressions can be used.ДЄn example of a more complex search would be:ДЄ form of вЂњgracвЂ¦вЂќ OR вЂњfaithвЂ¦вЂќ AND a form of вЂњlawвЂ¦вЂќ OR вЂњworkвЂ¦вЂќ within 5 verses There is an extensive Help file page devoted to the Command Line. So many different types of searches can be performed that I canвЂ™t think of much of anything that couldnвЂ™t be done. The Command Line alone is a wondrous thing. Miscellaneous Helpful Features in BibleWorks

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