How to Use Word Study Resources: Word Study Tools
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McReynolds has page #s for:
Kohlenberger's Greek-English Concordance has page #s for:
New Englishman's Greek Concordance has page #s for:
NIDNTTE has page #s for:
Kohlenberger's Hebrew-English Concordance has page #s for:
NIDOTTE has page #s for:
The New Englishman's Hebrew/Aramaic Concordance has page #s for:
TLOT has page #s for:
TDNT (Kittel) page #s can be found in:
NIDNTT (Brown) page #s can be found in:
Louw and Nida page #s can be found in:
EDNT page #s can be found in:
TDOT page #s can be found in:
NIDOTTE page #s can be found in:
TWOT page #s can be found in:
BDB page #s can be found in:
Many word study books make use of numbering systems to make it easier to find the exact word you are looking for. Though a book might have its own numbering system, most use either the Strong's numbering system or the G/K numbering system. All of the G/K books have indexes at the back to cross-reference between the two numbering systems.
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1. Determine a word to study.
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2. Identify the original Greek/Hebrew word and note:
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3. Create a list of every occurrence of the word in the Bible.
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4. Study the background and other usages of the word in Biblical and extra Biblical literature.
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