The Bible Knowledge Key Word Study: The Gospels

"At last, top-rate scholarship has provided the Church a clear and certain path through the maze of hebrew and Greek words that have been an obstacle to a richer understanding of God's Word."
Dr. Al Mawhinney (Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando)

Words—the building blocks of Scripture—reveal mind-changing concepts about God and His world. For that reason, The Bible Knowledge Key Word Study may be one of the most important Bible resources of modern times. Pastors and lay persons, new or seasoned teachers will find this the perfect study companion for understanding the basic meaning of key words of the Bible, their origin, and their meanings in context. The Key Word Study is practical, too, with critical words appearing in the order that they appear in your Bible, arranged book-by-book, chapter and verse. For the benefit of those you teach and for your own personal enrichment, put this resource alongside your Bible and let the insights begin.

Here's what Today's Christian Leaders say about this Resource:

"A welcome addition to the library of those who seek to understand the use and meanings of words as the biblical authors used them."
- Kay Arthur

"I wish this tool had been available for my ministry over the last twenty-five years."
- Mark Bailey

"A truly reliable reference that is a treasure chest full of usable insights from the living Word."
- Howard G. Hendricks

"[This] will become the single most helpful tool for anyone who seriously desires to 'rightly divide the word of truth.'"
- O.S. Hawkins

"What a wealth of knowledge at one's fingertips!"
- Josh McDowell

"The Key Word Study volumes will be in my library! What a great tool!"
- Beth Moore

"How fortunate we are to have this new tool available to us!"
- Warren W. Wiersbe

"An excellent resource for Bible students who want to know the backgrounds of important words and the meaning of those words in their contexts."
- Roy B. Zuck

Dr. Darrel L. Bock, General Editor, is the Research Professor of New Testament Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary.