1. Via the Library, open a new Search tabThe core tab used to search Bible texts, it consists of a search entry area and a search results area with the desired Bible text with Key numbers (such as KJVS, NAS95S, or NIV-G/K).
2. Set the tab to search for Verses and click inside the Argument Entry box.

3. Click the View History button () and verify that the search is set to an Exact search via the pop-up menu that appears.

   Choose Exact if it is not selected.

4. In the Argument Entry box, type Gen 1 and .

1. Place the cursor over the word "beginning" in Gen 1:1. You should be able to see that the Hebrew word is "reshit" in the Instant Details.
   
   If you do not see the Key numbers and words in the Instant Details, either this is not a Key number text, or you need to check the Preferences (Instant Details area) for correct display of the instant details.
2. In the Search tab, click in the word "beginning."
3. On the Amplify menu, choose Search XXX (where XXX is the name of the activeThe application, window, tab, or other screen element which is currently being used; sometimes called the "front" or "frontmost" screen element moduleAny Bible text, or other single tool that can be read in Accordance, including reference texts and articles; may also be referred to as content). A new Search tab opens displaying the same English word throughout the same text.
4. On the Hit Options bar, click Details and then choose Analysis. The Analysis tab opens in a new zone.
5. The Analysis tab shows the Greek or Hebrew words that are translated as "beginning."
6. Note that several different words are used.

Note If you do not see the Key numbers and words, on the Display menu choose Set Analysis Display to open the Set Analysis Display dialog box. Select the Show Key Number item.

Studying the English Word "beginning"

The Hebrew word and transliteration are shown in the Instant Details. The Analysis tab shows all instances of the word "beginning" in the KJVS text.

These next steps walk you through an example of studying the Hebrew word.

1. Click in the word "beginning", right-click and choose Search For>Key Number in the shortcut menu that appears.

   

   A new Search tab opens which has automatically found the same Hebrew word throughout the same text.
   

2. Scroll through the text or use the Analysis tab to get an idea of the range of meanings of the Hebrew word "reshit."

In the initial study of the word "beginning" in Hebrew, you found that it could be translated as "beginning" or as "first." Let's limit your search to "reshit" when it is translated "beginning."

1. Click in the Argument Entry box of the last Search tab, after the Key number, and type: @beginning.
2. This limits the search to the Key number only when it is attached to the word "beginning."

3. The Argument Entry box should now look like this:

   

2. In the Search Entry area, . The search results display every verse with "reshit" translated as "beginning."

   The results look like this: