A Critical Lexicon and Concordance to the English and Greek New Testament
Author/Teacher
E.W. Bullinger
Category
Research Tools
Format
Printed book
Topic
Original Language Study
Language
en
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Description
A classic reference tool. For every word in the English New Testament (KJV) you can find the Greek word(s) it is translated from, along with a short definition of that word as used in the Bible. Also valuable for its Greek-to-English index; concordance of proper names; and appendix of biblical references to common pronouns, particles, and conjunctions.
Why We Recommend This Item
What makes Dr. Bullinger's lexicon different from many of the others that are available is that he believed that the Bible interprets itself and therefore his definitions of words are taken from how God uses them in the Bible, rather than their usage outside of the Bible. This would be one of the first tools we recommend to students who want to begin to work God's Word more in depth. See also our Building Your Biblical Research Library post.
Author/Teacher
E.W. Bullinger
Category
Research Tools
Format
Printed book
Topic
Original Language Study
Language
en
For orders up to $100.00 in value, there is a flat shipping fee of $5.00 via USPS Media Mail.
For orders over $100.00 in value, the shipping fee is 5% of the value of the order.
We only ship to addresses in the United States at this time
Stream or Download Option
Why We Recommend This Item
What makes Dr. Bullinger's lexicon different from many of the others that are available is that he believed that the Bible interprets itself and therefore his definitions of words are taken from how God uses them in the Bible, rather than their usage outside of the Bible. This would be one of the first tools we recommend to students who want to begin to work God's Word more in depth. See also our Building Your Biblical Research Library post.
