Sources Consulted
As stated elsewhere, I do
not claim any credentials other than Christ. If someone with
insight and scholarship beyond my own would have substantial
contributions to my study, I would warmly welcome it. Seeking
such persons is largely the purpose of this site.
It should be recognized
that Biblical study is at least equal parts scholarship and
revelation. The scholarship is what may be known according to
human mentality. The revelation is what the Holy Spirit teaches
according to the human spirit. Revelation that has no foundation
in the Word is likely false. Likewise, scholarship without the
light of the Spirit is mere vanity. The Bible is, at bottom, a
spiritual book written in human words. Only when the human and
the divine are matched and mixed can one apprehend the Holy Word
of God.
Please know that the
following works are among the sources relied upon on the
scholarship side of this site:
Orignal Language Tools
- Strong's Exhaustive
Concordance of the Bible (with Hebrew and Greek
Dictionaries)
- New American Standard
Exhaustive Concordance (1977 NASB)
- NKJV Exhaustive
Concordance
- New World
Dictionary-Concordance to the New American Bible
- Wigram's Englishman's
Greek Concordance of the New Testament
- The New Englishman's
Greek Concordance and Lexicon
- Wigram's Englishman's
Hebrew-Chaldee Concordance of the Old Testament
- Greek-English
Concordance to the New Testament with the New
International Version
- Morrish's Concordance
of the Septuagint
- Hatch and Redpath
Concordance of the Septuagint (Revised Edition)
- Thayer's Greek-English
Lexicon of the New Testament
- Liddel & Scott's
Intermediate Greek-English Lexicon ("Middle
Liddel")
- The New Brown, Driver,
Briggs, Genesius Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old
Testament
- Vine's Expository
Dictionary of New Testament Words
- Louw & Nida's
Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament Based on
Semantic Domains
- Zodhiates' Complete
Word Study Dictionary - New Testament
- Bauer-Arndt-Gingrich Greek-English
Lexicon of the New Testament (Second Edition)
- Analytical Greek
Lexicon (Harper & Brothers Publishers)
- Pershbacher's New
Analytical Greek Lexicon of the New Testament
- Wuest's Word Studies
in the New Testament
- Darby's Synopsis of
the Books of the Bible
- Witness Lee's
Life-Study of the New Testament
- Witness Lee's
Conclusion of the New Testament
- Theological Dictionary
of the New Testament ("Little Kittel")
- Zodhiates'
Hebrew-Greek Key Study Bible
- Theological Wordbook
of the Old Testament
- Friberg's Analytical
Greek New Testament
- Nestle/Marshall
Interlinear Greek-English New Testament (Nestle's 21st
Ed.)
- Novum Testamentum
Graece (Nestle 27th)
- Novum Testamentum
Graece (Souter's Second Edition)
- Berry's Interlinear
KJV Parallel New Testament in Greek and English
- Brenton's
Greek-English Septuagint (w/ Apocrypha)
- Ralf's Septuaginta
(Editio Nona)
- NIV Triglot Old
Testament
- The Jerusalem Bible
(Koren Tenakh)
- UBS Hebrew Bible (Old
and New Testament)
- The Interlinear
Hebrew-Aramaic Old Testament (Volumes 1-3 of the
Interlinear Bible)
- The Interlinear
Greek-English New Testament (Volume 4 of the Interlinear
Bible)
- Biblia Sacra Vulgatae
Editionis (Nova Editio, Volumes 1 and 3 only)
- The Recovery Version
of the New Testament (1985 and 1991 editions)
- Darby's New
Translation of the Holy Scriptures
- Wuest's Expanded
Translation of the New Testament
- New International
Version
- New English Bible
- American Standard
Version
- New American Standard
Bible (1977 and 1995 editions)
- King James Version
- New King James Version
- Green's Modern King
James Version
- Green's Literal
Translation
- Young's Literal
Translation
- The Amplified Bible
- Living Letters
Paraphrased Epistles
- Brenton's Septuagint
(w/ Apocrypha)
- Revised Standard
Version (w/ Apocrypha)
- New Revised Standard
Version (w/ Apocrypha)
- New American Bible (w/
Apocrypha) (1970 and 1991 editions)
- Douay-Rheims Version
(w/ Apocrypha) (1899 and 1941 editions)
- Good News Bible (w/
Apocrypha)
- Goodspeed's Apocrypha
- The Jerusalem Bible
(Koren Tenakh)
- The Layman's Parallel
New Testament
- Webster's New World
Dictionary
- Webster's New World
Thesaurus
- Oxford English
Dictionary (Compact Edition)
- Merriam-Webster's
Collegiate Dictionary
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Sea Scrolls Bible: The Oldest Known Bible Translated for the First
Time into English
Martin G. Abegg Peter Flint Eugene
Charles Ulrich
Three eminent Biblical scholars have translated previously unpublished
Biblical manuscripts for inclusion into this book which contains all 220 of
the Dead Sea Scrolls, with hundreds of new and different readings from the
Old Testament. Includes clear, concise commentary.
From The Publisher
"From the dramatic find in the caves of Qumran, The Dead Sea Scrolls
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One thousand years older than any existing manuscripts, these scrolls allow
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of all but one biblical book, the scrolls confirm that the text of the Old
Testament as it has been handed down through the ages is largely correct.
Yet, they also reveal numerous important differences. The Dead Sea Scrolls
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