Exhaustive Concordance to the Greek New Testament, The

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Summary: I still am simply thrilled
Review: From the first moment I had this book I was in love with it. This is the ideal tool for any NT exegesis. What more would one want? It is truely exhaustive, giving reasonable context to every listed word (except "kai", "ho" ...). It also lists related words, word combinations in which the word is frequently used, simply anything one would want of a concordance to the greek New Testament! Strong Buy!

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Summary: Best available value for a paper concordance
Review: I have the 1995 edition. The context lines are usefully long. The layout and type font are not too hard on the eyes.

The binding is not durable. The copy at the Fuller Seminary library was falling apart in the spring of 2000, so I turned it in to the circulation desk for repair.

The entries all seem correct, except for some of the "special phrase" indices, which point to some wrong verses.

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Summary: A Perfect Concordance
Review: This is really a perfect Concordance. Even a one-lettered Greek article was not missing from the all cases. Every entry word and related verses are all in Greek. It has also excellent quality of book-binding and printing. This is the most recommendable Concordance based on the text of UBS Greek New Testament.

Using this opportunity, I would like to recommend a small handy sized concordance of Greek New Testament for the users' convenience: "Alfred Schmoller, Handkonkordanz zum griechischen Neuen Testament, Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft," which is based on the text of the Nestle-Aland Novum Testamentum Graece. Every entry is all in Greek. It is available in "amazon.de"(Germany). Total 534 pages except introduction. Hardcovered. The dimension is roughly 0.5x4.3x6.3.