

After placing the text, add additional segments. It is best to start with the subject and predicate line.

Click the location in the document body where you want to place the segment. At the bottom left-hand corner, select RTL (right-to-left) for Hebrew/Aramaic.Ĭlick a segment to the left of the document to select it. Logos defaults to LTR (left-to-right) orientation for Greek. (You will format how the alternate text displays after Logos inserts the passage.) Select Insert. Click No alternate line to expand a menu of options. Select the translation and choose an alternate line to display with your text (optional). Click the passage in the dropdown list to activate Insert and options. Consider using the text you are diagramming, such as Romans 12:3.Ĭlicking Insert passage expands the menu. Click the title to add a unique title for your diagram. Logos opens a blank Sentence Diagram document. The Line diagram style is well-suited for studying and displaying the relationships between individual words in the text.Ĭlick Docs and select Sentence Diagram. Note: This feature is available in Logos Bronze and above. Choose between Line or Text Flow diagram styles and study the relationships between various parts of the text. Logos helps you do this with the Sentence Diagram tool. Carefully considering the relationships between clauses, phrases, and other parts of speech is vital to understanding the biblical text.
