Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament, The

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Summary: Great Analytical Lexicon
Review: I don't understand the other review here. Perschbacher's analytical lexicon is essentially identical to this one, and contains errors (according to Mounce himself, in a note he sent to the B-Greek list) that are corrected in Mounce's analytical lexicon. As for morphology, you probably can't get much more detailed than Mounce's book by that title -- but that's another work entirely. This book (or SOME up-to-date analytical lexicon) is essential for non-Greek students working from an interlinear, and also very helpful for those who've taken Greek and can't recognize all the forms by sight (WHO CAN!?!?).

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Summary: Good for Morphological Studies
Review: Not for the timid of heart! A good lexicon, esp. for morphological analysis. Try Perschbacher's for parsing and others for semantics.

Rating:
Summary: Good for Morphological Studies
Review: Not for the timid of heart! A good lexicon, esp. for morphological analysis. Try Perschbacher's for parsing and others for semantics.