The Book Study Concordance Of The Greek New Testament

A new Bible study tool and a new venue of academic research.

Here is an exhaustive index to every Greek word in the New Testament, based on the standard United Bible Societies' Greek text (UBS4).

Edited by Spiros Zodhiates, Th.D. Book introductions Footnotes on key passages Extensive cross-referencing system AMG Greek Concordance Hebrew and Greek word study sections Strong's dictionary Strong's numbers & Greek grammatical code Translational reference index 1,296 pp.

Numbering system UB4 Greek text Greek/English Concordance BAG Lexicon Kittel Theological Dictionary Imprintable 1,785 pp.

This book puts at the reader's finger tips the opportunity to study related meanings of the various English translations of the Greek. How does the English translation vary in relationship to the Greek word and the context of the passage? How do the translations vary in different New Testament books? How are the King James translations related to the translations of other versions? These are a few of the questions the Concordance will help you answer. The Index lists over 9,700 English translations of the 5,524 Greek words given in the Concordance. It is the only complete English-to-Greek index of translations of Greek New Testament words. In the Concordance the student may study word meanings working from the Greek to the English; in the Index the student works in his studies from the English to the Greek.

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The Greek-English Concordance presents in alphabetical order every word in the Greek New Testament along with, in English, the passages in which the word occurs. Unlike the older Englishman's Greek Concordance to the New Testament, it is exhaustive and contains many new features.