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Larger print edition. The most accurate and complete Strong's ever published, the only Strong's compiled and verified by computer technology, the only truly exhaustive concordance to the KJV, and includes the most up-to-date Hebrew and Greek dictionaries for precise word studies.
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Like a redwood that towers above all other trees, The Strongest Strong’s Larger Print Edition takes James Strong’s classic concordance to unprecedented heights. Reflecting thousands of research hours, custom computer technology, and an exclusive database perfected over twenty years, The Strongest Strong’s is packed with features that make it the last word in accuracy and usefulness. No other Strong’s concordance can touch it. This is no mere study tool. Destined to become a foundational resource for Bible study the world over, The Strongest Strong’s is a landmark in biblical reference works.
What Makes This Strong’s the Strongest?
Rebuilding Strong’s time-honored concordance from the ground up, biblical research experts John Kohlenberger and James Swanson have achieved unprecedented accuracy and clarity. Longstanding errors have been corrected. Omissions filled in. Word studies simplified. Thoroughness and ease of use have been united and maximized.
Better still, this LARGER PRINT EDITION is gentle on your eyes. You get a wealth of meticulously researched, thoroughly up-to-date information in a type size designed to make this concordance remarkably clear and easy to read.
A Stunning Array of World-Class Features
In order to experience all the advantages of The Strongest Strong’s Larger Print Edition, you’ll have to look inside. But here is a thumbnail sketch of what awaits you:
* Computer-verified accuracy. For the first time ever, cutting-edge computer analysis provides unparalleled, pinpoint accuracy
* Strong’s numbering system speeds you through word studies, giving you clear insights into Greek and Hebrew words
* Goodrick-Kohlenberger numbers in the dictionary indexes give you access to the growing library of reference tools that use these numbers--another unique feature
* The most up-to-date Hebrew and Greek dictionaries ensure precise meaning in your word studies
* Cross-references to places and names used in Bible translations besides the KJV
* Word counts furnish a complete accounting of every word in the Bible
* Fast-Tab locators help you find your place quickly and easily
* Words of Christ highlighted
* Clear, easy-to-read type
* Comprehensive guidance for using The Strongest Strong’s
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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I love using this to help me really grasp those word meanings. However, I don't use a King James as my normal reading translation, so when I find a word I want to know, I have to get the old KJ out to find the word in that, then look it up in Strong's. Good for seeing differences in translation but does mean you need a good sized table or a very big lap!
45 of 46 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
What a pity that with the modern computer technology available it is always Strong's Exhaustive concordance that is used as a pattern rather than Young's Analytical which was just as comprehensive (in theory at least) but which had the added advantage of taking one directly to the Greek and Hebrew without having to be given a number which one then has to look up in the dictionary at the back.
For those still using the AV Stongest Strongs is certainly an improvement over the original Strongs in that the dictionary definitions have been improved. However the paper quality is abyssmal - so thin it is difficult not to damage pages, print shows through the paper from the opposite side, and any annotations show right through.
Users of other versions should use the appropriate Exhaustive Concordance for their versions - I know ones exist for NASB, NIV, and NKJV. Kohlenberger seems to start work as soon as a new version appears!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson once said that a concordance is the most useful help to the study of the Scriptures. The reason for this is because it lists all the occurances of every word, so that any word may be studied in all of its different contexts and its meaning thereby determined. And all this can be done by a simpleton! What a gift to the Church!
I purchased this particular concordance because I do not like using those which are online. I would rather have a book. 'Strongest Strong's' is remarkable and I am never disappointed when I use it. It is accurate - one might even be forced to say, very accurate - and wonderfully helpful.
What does it contain? It includes a full concordance of every word in the Authorised Version of the English Bible and a full, far more up-to-date and accurate dictionary at the back of Hebrew and Greek words. This edition also has Nave's Topical Reference at the back, which seems a little random, but this is sort of like a Thompson Chain Reference. Certainly I have found it useful. There are also a few other little things, such as a list of the Old Testament kings and a few black and white maps. Overall, it is an extremely handy volume and I reckon it is one of the best books I have bought since I decided to follow Jesus.
I will make a quick, but important note on the study of Hebrew words. I do not know Hebrew. That was a problem. This concordance does not make clear that Hebrew words change their meanings, sometimes rather drastically, based upon the word form. So whilst the same Strong's number is used for the same root Hebrew word, that does not mean that every definition of that word listed by this concordance is the correct meaning. For example, you will notice for the verbs of Hebrew words, that in the definitions section at the back, Strong's has such meanings = Strong's number 3047: [Q] to hold, to have; [N] to carry, to bare, etc. I just made that up to illustrate the point. [Q] and [N] are clearly different forms of the same root word: but it affects the meaning in English. "To have" and "to carry" are different, you see? I have had this concordance for about a year now and I only just spotted this the other day. However, this is not necessarily a problem. You can determine which groups of words are correct definitions, even if you have no idea how Hebrew works. For example, if my English sentence in the Authorised Version says "I hold ... ", then I know that the Hebrew form being used is of the [Q] stream. Thus, "to have" or "to hold" would be valid translations, but not necessarily "to carry" or "to bare". If you happen to be a teacher of the word, this is an important point. Fortunately, the issue is not as significant in the New Testament, because Greek does not do this.
Anyways, I regard this concordance as essential to my biblical studies and in-depth exegesis of the text. I recommend it along with the 4 volume set of 'The Interlinear Bible'. Both together, these are almost priceless. O what the rest of our Christian brothers and sisters would have given to have these resources we have today so freely available to us! Use them with benefit.
I purchased this particular concordance because I do not like using those which are online. I would rather have a book. 'Strongest Strong's' is remarkable and I am never disappointed when I use it. It is accurate - one might even be forced to say, very accurate - and wonderfully helpful.
What does it contain? It includes a full concordance of every word in the Authorised Version of the English Bible and a full, far more up-to-date and accurate dictionary at the back of Hebrew and Greek words. This edition also has Nave's Topical Reference at the back, which seems a little random, but this is sort of like a Thompson Chain Reference. Certainly I have found it useful. There are also a few other little things, such as a list of the Old Testament kings and a few black and white maps. Overall, it is an extremely handy volume and I reckon it is one of the best books I have bought since I decided to follow Jesus.
I will make a quick, but important note on the study of Hebrew words. I do not know Hebrew. That was a problem. This concordance does not make clear that Hebrew words change their meanings, sometimes rather drastically, based upon the word form. So whilst the same Strong's number is used for the same root Hebrew word, that does not mean that every definition of that word listed by this concordance is the correct meaning. For example, you will notice for the verbs of Hebrew words, that in the definitions section at the back, Strong's has such meanings = Strong's number 3047: [Q] to hold, to have; [N] to carry, to bare, etc. I just made that up to illustrate the point. [Q] and [N] are clearly different forms of the same root word: but it affects the meaning in English. "To have" and "to carry" are different, you see? I have had this concordance for about a year now and I only just spotted this the other day. However, this is not necessarily a problem. You can determine which groups of words are correct definitions, even if you have no idea how Hebrew works. For example, if my English sentence in the Authorised Version says "I hold ... ", then I know that the Hebrew form being used is of the [Q] stream. Thus, "to have" or "to hold" would be valid translations, but not necessarily "to carry" or "to bare". If you happen to be a teacher of the word, this is an important point. Fortunately, the issue is not as significant in the New Testament, because Greek does not do this.
Anyways, I regard this concordance as essential to my biblical studies and in-depth exegesis of the text. I recommend it along with the 4 volume set of 'The Interlinear Bible'. Both together, these are almost priceless. O what the rest of our Christian brothers and sisters would have given to have these resources we have today so freely available to us! Use them with benefit.
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