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This very literal New Testament was derived from the "Concordant Greek Text", stressing consistent use of words. In other words, each Greek word has it's own English equivalent as much as possible, without becoming unreadable. With repeated reading of the entire text, the seeming strangeness can lead to increased understanding and enjoyment. Both the New Testament and the extensive index used to build it are viewable and downloadable at www.worddispensary.wordpress.com. The index entries show ultra-literal translations of the original Greek words, and the Strong's numbers associated with them. A good way to understand the meaning of an expression is to see how it is used in all its co ...

Ever wonder how and why the writers of the New Testament cited the Old Testament? This study examines Paul the Apostle does that in the Epistles to the Romans.The book categorizes the citations and gives explanation. The book also has an expository outline of the Epistle and an extensive bottom of page footnotes and bibliography for the cited sources. Great for anyone who wants additional insight into Romans and more extensive information for Bible studies, public and private.