Strongs exhaustive concordance kjv

Developer’s DescriptionBy Igor AppsKing James Bible with Strong's Numbers, Bible Concordance and Strong's Concordance.King James Bible with Strong's Numbers, Bible Concordance and Strong's ConcordanceThis improved Strong's Exhaustive Concordance will be reliable and faithful companion in your Bible Study!KJV Bible with Strong'sClickable Strong's Numbers (show/hide mode)Canonical, historical and chronological Reading Plans for 1 Year, 180 and 90 DaysAudio Bible (text-to-speech)Daily Verses with notificationsBookmarks/Notes/Highlightsand more..Strongs ConcordanceStrong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries with information from Hebrew and Greek Lexicons.Use numbers in search query to find them. Ex."2424" or "G2424"Excluded some Greek words which not used in the Bible - G1400, G1418, G2717, G3203-G3302, G4452 and G5104All Bible Verses in concordance with clickable Strong's Numbers!Bible ConcordanceAlphabet index of all words from the King James Bible (total in app 12839) ("the, and, of" are excluded - don't use them in search query)You can search by several words, use comma between them. Ex. - "Jesus Mary"I want to thank the wonderful people - Lynn Moore and Lulu Couture (Maria) - who really helped me in the making of this Bible Concordance - a huge thanks to them!I hope this app will be your perfect companion in your Study of the Holy Bible!

Are you a new user? Don't buy this app, instead consider Strong's Concordance 2 which is now released on the App Store.Strong's Concordance, is a concordance of the King James Bible (KJV) that was constructed under the direction of Dr. James Strong (1822–1894) and first published in 1890.A concordance lets the reader directly compare how the same word may be used else where in the Bible. In this way the Strong's Concordance provides an independent check against translations, and offers an opportunity for greater, and more technically accurate understanding of the Bible text.Want to see it in action before you buy? Try Strong's Concordance Lite which provides a 100% functional demo of Matthew and Genesis.This program does not require internet access, everything you need is all stored on the iDevice.Features:* Search for English words, and lookup Greek/Hebrew dictionaries.* Proper concordance, listing how the word was translated in other bible verses.* Full King James Text is included* Click on any blue word for concordance text.* Night mode for those that like to read at night (White on black)* iPad supportPlease note: This version is not an "exhaustive" concordance, and does skip smaller words such as "and, or, the, a" as well as some other words. Though we think you'll find it has most (if not all) the words you'll ever need.We're open to suggestions for improvement in future versions. Send comments and suggestions to strongs at orionsys.org. What’s New 19 Sept 2017Version 3.0.3 This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.- 64bit support- BugfixesA brand new interface is coming later this year. Stay tuned. Ratings and Reviews Would recommend! Cost effective. Simple to use, great on the road. I love reading the bible using this. Just read chapter and click on highlighted word when you

Concordance of the Bible J. Strong Theo Ref BS425 S8 1975 Strong's KJV Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible J. Strong Theo Ref BS425 S8 1980 Strong's KJV Strongest Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible J. Strong Theo Ref BS425 S8 2001 Strong's NASV New American Standard Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible R.L. Thomas Theo Ref BS425 N385 Strong's NASV Zondervan NASB Exhaustive Concordance Theo Ref BS425 N27 2000 Strong's NIV Zondervan NIV Exhaustive Concordance E.W. Goodrick & J.R. Kohlenberger Theo Ref BS425 G62 1999 G/K* * This concordance has a conversion chart in the back that allows you to look up Strong's numbers in order to find the corresponding G/K number - it also goes the other way, and lets you look up G/K numbers in order to find the corresponding Strong's numbers. Word Study Resources The following resources can help you dig into word in the Bible more deeply. For instructions on how to do a word study, click here.

You'll find the resources for doing a word study in the box to the right. For in-depth instructions on how to do a word study, click here for an online guide, or view/print the document below. Concordances in Stamps Library The following concordances can be found in the reference section of Stamps Library. Online Concordances The Blue Letter Bible provides several Bible study tools, including concordances for several translations of the Bible. To obtain Strong's numbers, search either the KJV or NASB translations. The Bible Gateway doesn't have as many Bible study tools, but it has many more translations of the Bible, all of which are searchable.Bible GatewaySelect a Bible translation in the drop-down menu on the right, enter a word in the search box, and click 'Search.'Blue Letter BibleIn the 'BLB Searches' section on the right, enter an English word in the top box, and choose the translation in the drop-down menu. Look in the 'Concordance' section for results. What is a Concordance? A Bible concordance is an alphabetical list of the principal words used in a particular translation of Scripture, along with their immediate contexts (i.e. the passages in which they appear). Those using a numbering system will also include a number that coordinates with a Hebrew-to-English or Greek-to-English dictionary in the back of the concordance. The dictionaries in the back include brief definitions of Hebrew and Greek words, but there are other reference tools that will provide much more information for each term.Use the list below to find an appropriate concordance (or more than one). All of the ones listed include either Strong's numbers or G/K numbers, and have dictionaries in the back. Bible Translation Title/Author Call Number Numbering System AEV/REV Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible J. Strong Theo Ref BS425 S8 1890 Strong's KJV Strong's Exhaustive

S/ Containing About 311,000 References, Subdivided Under the Hebrew & Greek Originals, With the Literal Meaning & Pronunciation of Each; Designed for the Simplest Reader of the English BibleA concordance lists every word that appears in the Bible & all the verses it is found in. Using a concordance is a good way to find a verse that you only know part of, or you are interested in tracing a particular word or idea throughout the Bible. Many Bibles have limited concordances in the back, which give some of the important references for key words. An “exhaustive” or “complete” concordance gives every reference for every word. You will want to select a concordance for the Bible translation you use most often. Be aware that you can get many concordances online.Cruden’s Complete Concordance (King James Version)New American Standard Exhaustive Concordance (NASB)NIV Complete Concordance (NIV)RSV Complete Concordance (RSV)Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible (King James Version)A standard Biblical concordance, Young's casts all words in the Bible into alphabetical order & arranges them under their respective original words. This helps the reader to analyze more accurately the various uses of the original Hebrew & Greek words. Includes over 311,000 biblical references.GenresReferenceChristianityReligionChristianBiblicalUnknown BindingFirst published January 1, 188433 people are currently readingAbout the author1822-1888, Scottish biblical scholarRatings & ReviewsFriends & Following Community ReviewsDisplaying 1 - 11 of 11 reviews883 reviews20 followersOctober 21, 2008This is an exhaustive concordance to the KJV Bible. Although Strong's seems to be the default standard in this category, there are a couple of things I like better here: 1. I find Young's handles proper nouns better2. The indexing makes it easier to find the specific reference I am searching for. With Strong's I have to look by language: Hebrew or Greek. Here both are consolidated.3. It was a buck cheaper.5,120 reviews1,340 followersOctober 28, 2014As a concordance, Young's, in print since 1884, is well-done with the caveat that it is to the King James (or Authorized) version of the seventeenth century, a version which is relevant to literary studies, but not to biblical research owing to the many discoveries and advances in