The Complete Word Study Dictionary: New Testament

by Spiros Zodhiates

Publisher:

AMG

, 1993

Overview

The Complete Word Study Dictionary: New Testament is a wonderful tool for anyone interested in studying the words of the New Testament. This monumental work is the result of 46 years of research by the editor, Dr. Spiros Zodhiates.

The dictionary offers definitions and explanations for every word used in the Greek New Testament. Each entry is identified by a number from Strong's Greek Dictionary, so that readers can make great use of the information that is given about each word, even if they have no working knowledge of the Greek language.

This dictionary is a companion volume to The Complete Word Study New Testament, which identifies the words of the Greek text of the New Testament by the placement of Strong's numbers and grammatical codes over the English text.

While no book can replace the insight that can be gained by a formal study of the Greek language, how many people will ever study Greek, and how many who have studied it in the past have forgotten some of what they learned? As you read the entries in this dictionary, the idiom and nuance of the original Greek text will open up before you, and you will arrive at a deeper understanding of God's Word.

Key Features

• Derivation
• Etymology (Word History)
• Exegetical Commentary
• Synonym, Antonym and Derivative Lists

Contents

Top Highlights

“Denotes the presence and significance of force or strength rather than its exercise.” (source)

“To know, in a beginning sense, that is, to come to know, to gain or receive a knowledge of, where again the perf. implies a completed action and is often to be taken in the pres. sense, to know. In the pass., to become known.” (source)

“Chárisma is the instantaneous enablement of the Holy Spirit in the life of any believer to exercise a gift for the edification of others.” (source)

“The trigger of a trap on which the bait is placed, and which, when touched by the animal, springs and causes it to close causing entrapment.” (source)

“Hope, desire of some good with expectation of obtaining it.” (source)

Product Details

• Title: The Complete Word Study Dictionary: New Testament
• Author: Spiros Zodhiates
• Edition: electronic ed.
• Publisher: AMG
• Print Publication Date: 1993
• Logos Release Date: 2002
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subjects: Greek language, Biblical › Dictionaries--English; Bible. N.T. › English--Dictionaries
• Resource ID: LLS:46.10.13
• Resource Type: Lexicon
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-10-07T20:15:16Z

About Spiros Zodhiates

Spiros Zodhiates was born to Greek parents on the island of Cyprus. After completing his Greek education, he attended the American University in Cairo, Egypt, the National Bible Institute (now Shelton College), and New York University. He earned his Doctor of Theology degree from Luther Rice Seminary. In addition, Dr. Zodhiates has been the recipient of several honorary doctorates. Dr. Zodhiates is a recognized authority on the Greek New Testament, and has edited an edition of the Modern Greek New Testament that was published by the Million Testaments Campaign and the American Bible Society. He is the author of numerous exegetical books and booklets in both the Greek and English languages. In addition, he is heard daily on the New Testament Light radio program, released over a network of stations across the United States and Canada.