Thayer's Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament. This item is unavailable.Thayer's Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament

Since it was published in 1886, this lexicon has remained a standard in the field. The coding now allows those without a knowledge of Greek easy access to accurate, analytical definitions of the original words of the New Testament. How is the Bible student who does not read Greek to interpret some of the more difficult passages of the New Testament One way is through Strong's Exhaustive Concordance. This volume, first published in 1894, gives every word in the English Bible a number, and this number guides one to the proper Greek word in the brief Greek-English dictionary in the concordance itself. But can the student who does not read Greek avail himself of a full-fledged Greek-English lexicon (dictionary) Up until this edition of Thayer's lexicon, he could not. Now he can. The numbers found in Strong's appear in this edition next to the appropriate Greek word. The student simply needs to look up an English word in Strong's concordance, find the number, look up that number in the margin of this volume, then see the appropriate Greek word and read its English meaning(s). Now, with the coding of this lexicon, even for those who know no Greek, there are limitless possibilities for accurate, thorough, and fruitful word studies.

With a Strong's Concordance, anyone can use the numbering system, even without knowing Greek.