Bible Dictionary & Concordance


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Reading the Bible provides inspiration and hope to millions of people worldwide, but sometimes the language and geography leaves readers with questions. This reference guide of over six thousand Biblical names and terms helps you locate your favorite biblical passages. Formatted as a dictionary, its topics range from people and cultures to religious terms. As a concordance, it also includes places and events keyed to verse in the King James Bible. From Abraham to Jerusalem, and from Frankincense to Queen Jezebel, this dictionary can help you learn about and truly understand the people and terms used in the Bible.













The Concordance Database Manual


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This book discusses how to glean reliable data from paper and electronic documents, how to create a useful Concordance 8.0 database shell, how to load data into that shell using Opticon 3.0, and finally, how to obtain useful search results. Later chapters revisit these steps in finer detail. Coverage goes beyond technical discussion of recommended best practices to important topics such as establishing coding standards, locating reliable third party vendors, and exploiting complex search logic to aid in document review. By the end, readers will know how to deploy essential tool for document management on behalf of client users.




Strong's Comprehensive Concordance of the Bible


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Concise dictionary of the words in The Hebrew Bible - Concise dictionary of the words in The Greek Testament__




NIV Bible Concordance


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A concordance for the 2011 edition of the New International Version features references with context, frequently occurring phrases, notes on biblical figures with the same names, and cross-references to the King James Version.




Crudens Concordance


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New Combined Bible Dictionary and Concordance


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More than 10,000 entries define names, places, objects, and concepts of the Bible with thorough references. Charles Pfeiffer introduces the volume with an essay on "How to Study the Bible."