The Analytical Lexicon of New Testament Greek, a revised and updated edition of Perschbacher’s The New Analytical Greek Lexicon, is an invaluable resource for the study of the Greek New Testament. Based on a corrected and expanded computer database, this new edition provides detailed grammatical analyses (parsing) and definitions of all the Greek words in the New Testament—information essential for correct translation and interpretation. A host of additional features make the Analytical Lexicon an essential addition to the library of any biblical student or scholar.
The lexicon contains three other helpful appendices: one that lists the Greek Strong’s tag and their corresponding page and column number for quick reference, one that lists the six principal parts of the most common Greek verbs, and one that is a glossary of Greek grammatical terms, providing the student with a quick reference for defining many of the myriad grammatical terms that pop up in first-year grammars. These appendices work as a supplement to a beginning Greek grammar, setting this analytical lexicon apart not only as just an analytical lexicon, but a valuable resource that provides additional information for beginning students of New Testament Greek.
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Entries are from the Compact Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament, revised and edited by Mark A. House (Biblical studies, New Geneva Theological Seminary, Colorado). House worked collaboratively on this volume with Maurice A. Robinson (New Testament studies, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, North Carolina), who assembled over decades a digitized database incorporating the Received Text as well as later editions of the New Testament text. They explain the purposes of this work as follows: to help readers identify and analyze Greek words, strengthen grammatical understanding, and benefit from elucidation of word meanings and the unlocking of morphological significance.
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