Enter the text you want to search for and press 'Search…'. The
search is not case-sensitive. By default, it will search all the
text in the Tana"kh and the Mishne Torah. If you select searching
in only the Tana"kh or the M"T, then a second selection appears
allowing you to restrict the search to specific books. If you
search in only the Tana"kh or the M"T, then a second
selection appears allowing you to restrict the search to specific
books.
To search for two words which should be together, place quotation
marks around them, like
"Moses said"
. If you don't
enclose them in quotation marks, the search will including any of
the words.
You can add conditions using the words "AND", "NOT", and "OR". For
example,
"the man" AND tree
finds verses with both
"tree" and "the man" in them.
Restrict a word (or phrase) to appearing at the start of a verse
by prepending "^".
^as
finds only verses starting with
'as'.