Cruden's Complete Concordance to the Old and New Testaments: With Notes and Biblical Proper Names Under One Alphabetical Arrangement Tapa dura - 2003

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Since 1737 readers of all kinds have relied on Cruden's Complete Concordance to the Old and New Testaments as their guide to the Bible. Its simple alphabetical arrangement and compact design make it easy to navigate the more than 225,000 entries. As well as listing verses that include each word treated, Cruden's quotes each passage briefly to provide an indication of context. When the sense is unclear, the word is defined and different meanings explained. So, whether you want to find all the places where 'write' is used or you need to know the varying senses of 'adoption', Cruden's Concordance is an invaluable study companion. The work has been frequently revised and corrected, and few comparable reference books can be as accurate and up-to-date. It is based on the Authorised Version, but also notes places where the Revised Version or American Revision has altered the text. Since 1737 readers of all kinds have relied on Cruden's Complete Concordance to the Old and New Testaments as their guide to the Bible. Its simple alphabetical arrangement and compact design make it easy to navigate the more than 225,000 entries. As well as listing verses that include each word treated, Cruden's quotes each passage briefly to provide an indication of context. When the sense is unclear, the word is defined and different meanings explained. So, whether you want to find all the places where 'write' is used or you need to know the varying senses of 'adoption', Cruden's Concordance is an invaluable study companion. The work has been frequently revised and corrected, and few comparable reference books can be as accurate and up-to-date. It is based on the Authorised Version, but also notes places where the Revised Version or American Revision has altered the text.