An essential tool for anyone studying the Bible in English, the Analytical Concordance is an exhaustive index to every word in the New Testament. Each word is set within one line of context for quick and easy reference. The analysis shows the Greek root word for every English word so the reader can see how the original Greek words are rendered differently in specific passages and books.
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John R. Kohlenberger III is a freelance Bible consultant.
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Great Concordance for users of the NRSV,
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This review is from: The Analytical Concordance to the New Revised Standard Version of the New Testament (Hardcover)
The Analytical Concordance to the New Revised Standard Version of the New Testament is a great tool for those wishing to work with the New Testament of the NRSV.Take note that this is a concordance for the NEW TESTAMENT ONLY. It is "exhaustive" in the sense that it indexes every important word but leaves out the articles, modifiers, pronouns and such that usually are not theologically significant for finding a passage in the Bible. One area of disagreement is centered in the book's introduction. The editors state that the Greek-English index is not a dictionary. I beg to differ. The NIVEC (NIV Exhaustive Concordance) was based upon this same indexing method (should be since John R. Kohlenberger III was one of the editors). According to the editors of the NIVEC, the indexes do indeed constitute a lexicon in that the range of meaning is given by the different words used to translate the original Greek. So, this index does, in fact, constitute a dictionary and the general meaning of the Greek word can easily be found by simply looking at the words which were used to translate the Greek word in the NRSV. Good buy and a good reference tool. Highly recommended.
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Finally, a good analytical concordance for the NRSV,
By Rev. Michael J. Quist (Texas USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Analytical Concordance to the New Revised Standard Version of the New Testament (Hardcover)
Finally, 11 years after the New Revised Standard Version was first published, a usable analytical concordance on said version has been published. Whitaker & Kohlenberger follow the familar format of Strong's concordance, using the newer translation. For those of us who do not know Greek, it is a great time-saving and usable work.
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The Analytical Concordance of the NRSV of the New Testament,
By Harold O'Neal Simpson (Montgomery, Alabama,USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Analytical Concordance to the New Revised Standard Version of the New Testament (Hardcover)
This is a very helpful for the person involved in biblical exegesis. I found rather helpful for my papers in New Testament Exegesis and for doing word studies. You may discover the meaning of a word that never occurred to you. Great tool!
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prophesies with something, hase faith, same lump one object, exhortation that addresses, crowd muttering such things, heaping many other insults, discussion about purification, others judge all days, person with gold rings, priest arising, one flesh for human beings, people with partiality, rich will disappear, belies ers, more signs than this man, nothing secret that will, following one trespass, amazement the whole earth, first looked favorably, demon into the wilds, sin exercised dominion, wanders through waterless regions, loud voice from the temple, one confesses with the mouth, field with the reward Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jesus Christ, New Testament, Analytical Concordance, Son of Man, Christ Jesus, Holy Spirit, Simon Peter, God the Father, Spirit of God, Jesus of Nazareth, Lord God, John the Baptist, Mount of Olives, Mary Magdalene, Sea of Galilee, Judas Iscariot, God of Abraham, King Herod, God of Isaac, Mount Sinai, Act Rom, Heb Jas, King Agrippa, Pontius Pilate, Jde Rev New!
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- Biblical Greek Language and Lexicography by Bernard A. Taylor in Front Matter
- Losing and Finding (Vassar Miller Prize in Poetry) by Karen Fiser on page 28
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