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The Englishman's Hebrew Concordance Of The Old Testament

By George V. Wigram

Hebrew words are often translated into a number of English words.   When working with Strongs Concordance it is often necessary to chase back and forth from concordance to lexicon to run down all the places in scripture where a Hebrew word appears.  It can be frustrating and awkward, considering the size and weight of Strongs.  In this concordance, that is a thing of the past.  All the instances of a given Hebrew word occur in one convenient place for quick and easy lookup.  The concordance is supplemented by two handy indexes to allow you to look up the proper page  from either the English (KJV) word or the Hebrew word.  Yet every entry is also referenced to the Strong's numbering system.  You can use this volume by itself, or in conjunction with Strongs, but a handier and more thorough combination is to use it with the Brown- Driver - Briggs - Gesenius Hebrew English Lexicon listed below.  You do not need to read Hebrew to use this book.

The best part is that this book, though beefy,  is somewhat smaller and lighter than Strongs.  That makes it much less tiring to handle.

1689 pages Hardcover  9.5 x 7.5   &$36.95

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Sefer Hayashar

(The Book of Jasher)

Hebrew Edition



 

 

Many have asked if the Hebrew edition of the Book of Jasher is available.  Here it is at last.  This beautifully hardbound book has the complete Hebrew text of the book as published in 1625 in Venice.  The typestyle is clean and modernized.  It is also pointed Hebrew for easier pronunciation.   Note: This book is written entirely in Hebrew - no English.

 

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320 pages Hardcover  6 x 9                          $19.95

 

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    The New Brown-Driver-Briggs-Gesenius Hebrew English Lexicon



The top authority in Hebrew English lexicons, this is the lexicon of choice for those who need something better than Strong's.  This volume draws from cognate languages and a larger body of classical literature to show a broader spectrum of meanings.   This volume is best used by those who read Hebrew because it is grouped by roots and arranged in the order of the Hebrew alphabet.  But it is also referenced to Strong's numbers with a handy table for those who read only English.

1184 pages Hardcover  6 x 9                                                                     $32.95

 

 

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