New Combined Bible Dictionary And Concordance by Unknown author

Looking for a comprehensive resource to deepen your understanding of the Bible? Look no further! With over 10,000 entries, this book provides precise definitions for a multitude of names, places, objects, and concepts found within the sacred text. Each entry is accompanied by extensive references, allowing you to explore the biblical connections in greater depth.

Begin your journey with Charles Pfeiffer’s enlightening essay on How to Study the Bible, which serves as an excellent starting point for readers of all levels of familiarity with the scriptures. Pfeiffer’s guidance will equip you with invaluable tools to unlock the profound wisdom and insights housed within the pages of the Bible.

Whether you are a seasoned Bible scholar or a curious newcomer, this indispensable reference guide will enhance your understanding of the Bible and enrich your spiritual journey. Dive into the depths of biblical knowledge and embark on a transformative exploration of one of the most influential texts in human history.

Strong’s Expanded Exhausted Concordance of the Bible | Complete Bible Study Resource

Welcome, I’m the Word Nerd, and in this article, I’ll be discussing an essential resource for Bible study. We’ll be exploring the New Strong’s Extended Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible. This red letter edition features Hebrew and Greek dictionaries, spanning 600 pages, with each word of the Bible indexed. The concordance was created by John James Strong and includes the best divine dictionary of the Old and New Testament.

This comprehensive book measures around eight and a half by eleven and a half inches. Although it might be considered a substantial book, it offers great value for those who prefer physical references over digital ones like the Blue Letter Bible. It is the only edition of Strong’s Concordance that includes the Vine’s complete dictionary of the Old and New Testament. It also features three times more study information, words of Christ highlighted in red, a complete topical index, and additional cross-references to standard Bible dictionaries and lexicons. In addition to these features, it contains a few extras at the back.

The edition I am discussing is the 2010 edition, published by Thomas Nelson. Its main concordance is organized alphabetically from A to Z, with separate sections for Greek and Hebrew. Furthermore, it includes an appendix of articles, conjunctions, and prepositions. Moreover, it provides guidance on how to read Hebrew and Greek, making it an invaluable tool for those who wish to delve deeper into biblical study.

Now, let’s explore how to effectively use this resource. To begin, select a verse or a word within a verse that you want to study. For example, let’s examine Romans 12:1 and the word “besiege.” In the main concordance, find “besiege” under the letter “B.” Take note of its location on the right side of the page. The initial entries are from the Old Testament, so flip to the next page until you find the reference in Romans 12. Next to it, you will find the Strong’s number. As we are dealing with the New Testament, which is written in Greek, we will search for this number in the Greek section. In this case, the Strong’s number is 3870. Locate this number within the Greek section. For clarity, write down “G” representing Greek, followed by the number “3870.”

Additionally, you will find Greek information associated with this word, such as how many times it is translated in the King James Bible (109 times), and other Greek Strong’s numbers that are related (3844 and 2564). You can further investigate these related words for a more comprehensive understanding. The entry for “besiege” also provides a brief definition, including its various translations, such as “call near,” “invite,” “invoke,” and more. To explore the word in even more depth, examine its usage in different contexts.

Further along in the concordance, you will find the complete topical index, which covers a wide range of subjects from A to Z. Additionally, this book contains some unexpected study aids that you may not have known were included, such as the Harmony of the Gospels, teachings and illustrations of Christ, parables of Jesus, prophecies and miracles of Jesus, and the laws of the Bible. These resources can greatly enhance your Bible study experience.

To conclude, I believe that the New Strong’s Extended Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible is an excellent option for those who prefer physical resources and want to delve deeper into the intricacies of biblical study, particularly in the realms of Greek and Hebrew. I have provided a link in the description where you can purchase this valuable resource from Amazon. It is undeniably one of the best study aids available for those seeking to explore words, topics, and gain a deeper understanding of the Bible. I hope this article inspires and encourages you to dig deeper into God’s word. Remember, God loves you and is always with you. Until next time!