Complete Word Study New Testament-KJV

By Spiros Zodhiates

Each word of the Greek New Testament is identified by a number from Strong's Concordance, placed above the text of the King James Version of the Bible. Grammatical codes are also placed beside the Strong's numbers. These grammatical codes, developed by the late Dr. George A. Hadjiantonious identify the parts of speech of the Greek words. A guide in the back of the New Testament briefly describes the meaning of each part of speech.

Additional Features Include;
An Introduction to Each Book
Detailed Exegetical Notes
Grammatical Explanations
A Greek Concordance Arranged by Stron'gs Numbers
A Translational Reference Index (an English word to Strong's number index)
Strong's Greek Dictionary of the New Testament

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0045JL95C
• ISBN13: 9780899576510
• Release Date: June 1991
• Publisher: AMG Publishers
• Length: 1336 Pages
• Weight: 3.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.4" x 7.8" x 9.3"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 11 to Postsecondary

Customer Reviews

Invaluable

This is the study book I use most when reading the Bible. I use it more than all my commentaries and other dictionaries combined. It is very handy. The greek concordance in the back is probably my favorite part of the Bible. Outstanding resource. There is nothing like having a convenient and usable reference to find the Greek words and their Greek meaning, and then looking at the Greek concordance in the back to see how that particular greek word is translated elsewhere in the New Testament. I like to have it right beside me any time any time I am reading the Bible. Words like "power", "world", "do" and many others are all used to translate different Greek words. For example, Romans 7:15 has "do" 3 times.....it is 3 different greek words! The same for verses 7:16ff! The word "power" translates the gr. exousia and dunamis, both translated "power" most of the time. They have different meanings and it is good to know which gr. word is being used. You can look it up in the Zodhiates text in about 15 seconds. There are many more instances of words like this. KEY POINT: You do not have to be fluent or even moderately versed in Biblical Greek to learn with this reference, the book provides anyone all the information they need to get some real insight into the Biblical text without smothering you in advanced Greek language studies.

"Pulpit Helps" section missing

This is a great resource. However...it is missing information that was initially contained in what was known as the "Pulpit Helps" edition (it was given away free at seminaries). Adding that information back in would indeed be very, very valuable.

good Koine Greek help

I just recently bought this book and wow it has helped me a lot in the short time that I have had it. It has really helped with my Greek (Koine) studies and is a real help in Biblical exegesis. The compiler and editor of the notes (Spiros Zodhiates, Th.D.) surely is qualified to do such a work. Also, all of the Greek comes from the Byzantine family (i.e.-Textus Receptus) so the reader can be sure the Greek is the correct text. Altogether, this is a valuable tool to those who wish to understand the Bible (KJV) in a deeper way. 2 Timothy 2:15

Excellent study tools

As a leader of Precept Bible studies, I have found these tools to be extremely helpful. Being Greek himself, Spiro has much to offer in the correct interpreting of Gods Word. His insights to the culture and meaning of words has proven helpful and enlightening. These books are user friendly, while being fully detailed and in depth. More than once I have found out the real meaning of a word in the Greek that increased my faith and inticed my appetite to study more in depth more often. Much needed tools for any serious Bible student. I would highly recommend all the Zodhiates reference books. Get them all.