From Publisher's Introduction: Since its first appearance in 1843, The Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance of the Old Testament has been a standard reference work for the study of the Hebrew Old Testament. It has been universally employed by students and scholars wherever English is spoken or used as an academic language. There are many Hebrew language study tools, such as grammars, lexicons (dictionaries), vocabularies, commentaries devoted to the Hebrew text, and volumes on word studies. However, the accumulated riches of over two thousand years of studies in the Hebrew Old Testament have been inaccessible to the Bible student who has not studied Hebrew. But with the publication of this new edition, entitled The Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance of the Old Testament, Numerically Coded to Strong's Exhaustive Concordance, a tool for mining those riches has been provided for the student of the English Bible. James Strong was the first to equip students of the English Bible who do not know the Hebrew alphabet to do Hebrew word studies. This he did by incorporating into his Strong's Exhaustive Concordance the simple device of a numerical apparatus. He developed a Dictionary of the Hebrew Bible (found in the back of his concordance), in which he assigned a code number to each Hebrew or Chaldee (Aramaic) word found in the Old Testament. In order that students of the English Bible might be able to determine which Hebrew or Chaldee word is rendered by a particular English word in the Authorized (King James) Version, he placed the appropriate code numbers beside the Scripture references under all the various English words listed in his concordance. All of these words are found in Hebrew alphabetical order with the appropriate Strong's code numbers in this edition of Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance. This volume includes a Hebrew - to - English Index, an English - to - Hebrew Index, and an Appendix of Hebrew and Chaldee proper names.

Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance of the Old Testament

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