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This revised edition of Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance takes James Strong’s monumental work and updates it to be even more useful to the modern reader.It maintains all of the features that have made Strong’s indispensable for over one hundred years:· Allows the reader to easily find all biblical occurrences of a word in the King James Version· Points the reader to the underlying Hebrew and Greek words· Uses the Strong’s numbering system which is used in many of the new study tools of todayAnd adds new features that make it even more useful:· Corrected and updated using the latest computer technology· Extra-clear typesetting and page design make this edition readable and easy to navigate· Updated Hebrew and Greek dictionaries tie each word to the Greek or Hebrew root· Includes maps and additional Bible study aids· Clear edge-tab indexing for easy use

This Supplementary Concordance gives references to all words used in J.N. Darby’s Translation of the Bible which do not occur in the Authorised, and also words used where the translation differs from the Authorised Version.

This volume contains 448 pages and is based on a copy of the second edition JND English New Testament (1871) which was interleaved with blank sheets, in which volume Mr Darby wrote his emendations for the third edition. The notes are printed including the 1871 printed notes, Mr Darby’s additions and some additions by others. His preface as amended and other related lists of manuscripts, Greek words etc are included.

This volume includes a list of the volumes with the dates of each article in them; an index of titles with the date of each title; and a chronological list (by year) of the writings of J.N. Darby included in the Collected Writings.

Reference Book by of pages.

A substantial commentary on the Scriptures, with much factual detail edited and partly written by C.J. Ellicott in the late nineteenth century in eight volumes.

Valuable help that gives in concise form: · A short survey of each of the Books of the Bible.· The Doctrines of Christianity as set forth in Scripture.· The Dispensational Dealings of God as revealed in His Word.· An outline of Prophecy.· The Old Testament Feasts and Offerings with their New Testament anti-types.· Identification of Persons and Places.

Candle Atlas of the Bible is intended for students and young people. It’s an useful resource for Bible study.

The Moody Atlas of Bible Lands is comprehensive and detailed. Integrates the geography of Bible lands with the teachings of the Bible. A useful asset to teachers and Bible students.

The IVP New Bible Atlas combines the geography of the Holy land with the history of the Holy Bible. A colourful, large format book. A blend of maps, photos, plans, drawings, charts and text.

The Holman Book of Biblical Charts, Maps and Reconstructions is a reference tool for teachers, students, families and individuals who appreciate a comprehensive application to learning.

This history begins with the Lord’s revealed purpose concerning His church in Matthew 16. Other parts of the New Testament have been carefully examined as to the early history of the church, but its actual history beyond the time period covered in the Acts has been traced in the light of the prophetic history of the church given in the addresses to the seven churches in Revelation 2 to 3.To aid in learning about a specific period in church history, the chapter headings show the time period covered by the chapter. Also, the book includes a general index, an index of persons and an index of places.