The Translator's Concise Lexicon of the Textus Receptus

There are many millions of Christians who consider the KJV to be the Word of God and the only truly accurate translation in English, and who believe the Greek Textus Receptus to be the preserved Word of God in Greek.This lexicon has been compiled for them, and there are several purposes behind it. First, it is written for college students who are studying in schools that believe the things just mentioned. Second, it is written for Bible translators who believe the same things and are translating in foreign languages. Third, it is written for all who want to learn Greek grammar with definitions of words that are based on the actual use of the words in the New Testament, rather than based on root words or component parts of words or the use of words in the so-called Greek Septuagint. Finally, it is written for any Christian who wants an additional dictionary of New Testament words based on the Greek words. This lexicon contains over 5000 Greek words. To the Author's knowledge it contains every word in the Greek Received Text. It includes:

1) Practical definitions drawn from how the words are used,

2) Many Bible references where the words are used,

3) Principal parts of the Greek verbs, and

4) Many Greek idioms that show what the words mean when used in combination with other words..

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