Greek–English Lexicon to the New Testament
Overview
Gain a deeper understanding of the New Testament with this guide to the original Greek. Noted nineteenth-century translator William James Hickie offers this guide to all students of the Bible, covering simple nouns and phrases that have no direct translation. As you explore the phrases so often encountered in Bible study from the perspective of the original Greek, you’ll discover new layers of meaning and be rewarded with fresh insights into the Bible you thought you knew.
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- Translates nouns and phrases from Greek into English
- Opens the door to a deeper understanding of the New Testament
- Serves as a classic nineteenth-century reference text
Top Highlights
“κομάω, to let the hair grow long; to have long hair, 1 Cor. 11:14.” (Page 107)
“χαρακτὴρ, ὁ, an exact expression, an exact reproduction, Hebr. 1:3” (Page 208)
“φόρος, ὁ, an annual tax levied upon lands, houses, and persons, tribute; φόρον, or φόρους διδόναι Καίσαρι,” (Page 205)
“παράβασις, ἡ, a transgression, Rom. 2:23; 4:15; 5:14; Gal. 3:19; 1 Tim. 2:14.” (Page 138)
- Title: Greek-English Lexicon to the New Testament
- Author: William James Hickie
- Publisher: The Macmillan Company
- Publication Date: 1911
- Pages: 224
- Language: English, Greek
- Resource Type: Grammars
- Topic: Language and Interpretation
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7/2/2014
It is a little similar to William Barclay's work "New Testament Words". The difference is that this book doesn't go into the same detail as Barclay's. Barclay actually writes a full chapter about each word which is outstanding. It looks like this book translates words which do not easily translate into into English, which makes it valuable. However, for $5.00, I still think this is worth the price. BTW, Barclays NT Words is outstanding and worth its price, although it can be expensive. I found a new paperback copy on Amazon for $13.33 though (as opposed to hardback which is $600.). If you look around, you will find a good price.
