Checking the Hebrew and Greek for Key Words ENG 4950 Thorpe

(RSV Apocrypha only) “love” (RSV w Apocrypha)

The two major numbering systems Strong: a late 19 th -century system associated originally with the Authorized or King James Version (A/KJV). Goodrick/Kohlenberger (G/K): a late 20 th - century system associated originally with, and still tied closely to, the New International Version (NIV). Conversion charts exist, e.g. the “Numbering system indexes” beginning on p of The NIV exhaustive concordance, ed. Goodrick & Kohlenberger, REF BS425.G , and p. 759 of vol. 5 of the New international dictionary of Old Testament theology and exegesis (NIDOTTE), REF BS440.N

The steps (Hebrew) 1.From either an NIV Old Testament (e.g. the Zondervan NIV study Bible, REF BS195.N f) and The NIV exhaustive concordance, REF BS425.G , or Something like The Blue Letter Bible ( and a conversion charthttp:// 2.To the Hebrew-English concordance to the Old Testament with the New International Version, REF BS1121.K , and the New international dictionary of Old Testament theology and exegesis (NIDOTTE), 5 vols., REF BS440.N , 3.To the Theological dictionary of the Old Testament (TDOT), 16 vols. to date, REF BS 440.B5713 (in progress).

An NIV Old Testament

The NIV exhaustive concordance

Hebrew-English concordance….

From a Strong to a G/K number 2. A conversion chart gets you the corresponding G/K number Because that conversion chart appears from p. 759 of vol. 5 of the NIDOTTE, you could go directly from The Blue Letter Bible to the NIDOTTE: 1. The Blue Letter Bible gets you the Strong number The Blue Letter Bible Locate the verse or passage in question in the version of your choice: Click on here: 1588 (without the H, which stands for Hebrew) is the Strong number: The Theological wordbook of the Old Testament (TWOT), 2 vols., REF BS440.T49, is keyed to Strong numbers

NIDOTTE

TDOT

The steps (Hebrew) 1.From either an NIV Old Testament (e.g. the Zondervan NIV study Bible, REF BS195.N f) and The NIV exhaustive concordance, REF BS425.G , or Something like The Blue Letter Bible ( and a conversion charthttp:// 2.To the Hebrew-English concordance to the Old Testament with the New International Version, REF BS1121.K , and the New international dictionary of Old Testament theology and exegesis (NIDOTTE), 5 vols., REF BS440.N , 3.To the Theological dictionary of the Old Testament (TDOT), 16 vols. to date, REF BS 440.B5713 (in progress).

There’s more Theological lexicon of the Old Testament, 3 vols., REF BS440.T Lexica (Dictionaries) Books and articles beyond those listed in the bibliographies

Greek (Concordances) Strong Goodrick/ Kohlenberger (G/K) TransliterationEnglish keyword Concordances (as above) New Strong’s exhaustive concordance of the Bible, REFBS425.S The NIV exhaustive concordance, REF BS425.G (as above). Most analytical concordances give transliterations Concordances, Englishman’s Greek Word study concordance, REF BS2305.W Greek English concordance to the New Testament with the New International Version, REF BS2302.K657 Greek Old Testament (LXX): Concordance to the Septuagint, REF BS1122.H Greek only

Greek (Theological wordbooks) Strong Goodrick/ Kohlenberger (G/K) TransliterationEnglish keyword Theological wordbooks Theological dictionary of the New Testament (TDNT), REF BS2312.K : “Index of Greek keywords,” vol. 10, pp See also the Word study concordance, above. New International Dictionary of New Testament theology (NIDNTT), REF BS2312.N : “Index of Greek words,” vol. 3, pp New International Dictionary of New Testament theology (NIDNTT), REF BS2312.N : “General index,” vol. 3, pp Exegetical dictionary of the New Testament (EDNT): “Index to vols. 1-3,” vol. 3, pp Theological lexicon of the New Testament, REF PA875.S Greek word index only Lexica (Dictionaries)